Who or what is the Self? The true Self.

This is the primary question. A question that we continue to answer incorrectly. We believe ourselves to be individuals, a culture of bodies and minds, when nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, as a result of this incorrect belief and the failure to explore the inkling that's asking us to look deeper, we seem to be trapped in a cycle of pleasure and pain. And we've come to accept this cycle, and the fallout from it, as "just part of life." Perhaps, though, this is about to change.

In True Self, Garret Kramer makes the age-old spiritual case, through a series of newfound spiritual "notes," that we're not individual or personal selves; that the separation we observe isn't real; that we're a singular Being. Plus, he presents the knowing of our own Being as the sole requirement for not only moral behavior, but for the peace, love, and happiness that we cherish.

This book is not an instruction manual designed to impart more beliefs or promote the exchange of one belief system for another. The intention here is to break down beliefs. By the end, you will have explored, not stifled, the curiosity in the back of your mind. You will have arrived at the answer, once and for all, to the primary question.

True Self beckons.