I bought this book from Watkins because I was intrigued by a few reviews I had read about the author who had apparently managed to fuse a lot of wisdom from many different traditions such as Zen and the Fourth Way into his daily life, including his business and economic life, and here he writes down what he has learned from his own journey.
My first impression is that I think when this book was first published it may have been considered a classic but that may be because of the time it was published, before a lot of the content had entered more mainstream public consciousness so it may have been a groundbreaker in its day, but maybe not so much now as many more books about consciousness have been published especially from the Fourth Way perspective, but I will have to wait and see as I have only read the first chapter, so more to come later on this one.
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