Meditation & Spiritual Teachers

Embracing No Other brings the reader on a journey through the author's exploration of meditation, consciousness and the healing realm of plant medicines as he comes to face unseen conditionings and perceptual limits that had, for him, become like an energetic straight jacket.

It is possible to live more deeply, more intimately in touch with yourself and with the world around you. It is possible to experience your interconnection with everything, even as you express your own utter uniqueness. All it takes is a subtle inner attunement to your own body and mind.

This controversial book offers another view on spirituality, one which maintains that we simultaneously uncover our authentic selfhood and awaken our sense of universal connection as we experience the enlightenment process.

Originally published by And/Or Press in 1973 and revised in 1993 and again in 1997, this underground guide through the labyrinth is an irreverent, contemporary and uniquely American interpretation of the vision underlying the Tibetan Book of the Dead. E.J.

Belleruth’s words are transformative-her voice speaks to the very soul and creates a center of deep calm, where people can settle into the heart of their strength and find their greatest healing capacity. -Barry Bittman, MD, CEO of the Mind-Body Wellness Center, Meadville PA.