Spiritual Enlightenment, the Damnedest Thing: Book One of The Enlightenment Trilogy

Too much knowledge had been holding him back, too many holy verses, sacrificial rules, self-castigation, and striving for this goal! He had always been full of arrogance, the most intelligent, the most zealous worker, one step ahead of the others, the knowing and spiritual one, the priest or the wise one. His self had retreated into this arrogance,

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Some years back, I read in the New York Times magazine an article on “Mysticism in America,” which said that two-fifths of the population of the United States has had a genuine mystic transcendent experience, which means they saw through the veil. As I recall, though I can no longer find the article, in sampling that two-fifths of the population, 8

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