Seeing Clearly

This 5-star rating is from professional reviewer D. Scott Apel, who posted this review on sites that don't require "membership" to post:

Author Jami Morgan has created a small miracle with this book: a summary of the steppingstones on her own path to enlightenment and a guidebook for spiritual seekers who desire enlightenment but don’t know where to start or which road to take. Her cogent condensations of such subjects as Zen, Yoga, A Course in Miracles, gods and gurus, Buddhism, and many more spiritual subjects are digested with respect, sprinkled with deep insight and inspiration, illustrated by stories of her personal relationship with the subjects, and always contain a touch of pixish humor. She is indeed a brave person to share her own deeply personal experiences with her readers, and the book reads less like a dry scholarly tome than like an in-depth conversation with an enthusiastic (and well-read) aspirant. Her engaging spirit and intellectual thrill virtually leap off the page. Morgan refers to “Seeing Clearly” as a “sequel of sorts” to her novel “A Kindred Spirit,” delving into the background of the experiences and studies that are fictionalized in that book; as such, the two books make a binary pair, and are best read together. But “Seeing Clearly” easily stands alone on its own merits.