Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest Paperback – August 6, 2006

Best book on understanding the depths of non duality. A must for followers of the Direct Path. I have read it twice!

deals with a lot of topics such as emotions, pain, the free state and much more....if you want down to earth non duality you will love it. Just remember non duality can't be 'experienced' with words, you read about it but then you need to 'experience it', but Guidelines are always great and this book gives many clear guidelines....

Albert Einstein said: "Make it as simple as possible, but not simpler". This book tries to over-simplify the most challenging "Question of All",and to this reader it is a bit over-done. Read the authentic Ramana Maharshi writings, beautifully translated from the native Tamil-nadu,(by Osborne). Those who have come this far, might as well drink from the Real Spring...

Klein is a profoundly awakened consciousness. Much depth to his writings which will necessitate devoted rereading.

An excellent read for fans of non-duality practice. Jean Klein's writing is practically poetry, it flows and reads beautifully. One more word required, screw you, Amazon.

The depth of the analysis ends in silence.It is full of pointers to what we really are, contrasting the direct path with the progressive path for me was an eye opener. It has finally given me a clearer understanding of what both are made of.

A must read for anyone interested in non-duality. A must read for anyone interested in reading a very clear and dear human being.

Jean Klein shares his direct seeing in a way that not only illuminates: the poetry in each word touches the heart.Who am I? is a must for all who are interested in their real nature.

this book clarified some misapprehensions I had about the direct path. After reading many books on this subject it was a relief to understand better

A very insightful man. Perhaps even more succint and comprehensive than Ramana Maharshi himself. Although I would also encourage readers to check out Dr. Joseph Dispenza's "Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself" where neuroscience and the "now" leaves Eckhart Tolle inthe dust. It's not enough to just accept that it's always "now" as neurohabituation may be keeping you in a self-enforced feedback loop inhibiting access to the "field of presence."

Grateful to have come across this. A lesson in being if anyone needs it, everyone does, hope others are lucky enough to come across and receive the Realisations in the words of this book.

John Klein's books are the doorway to freedom. He writes clearly and simply. They are books that can be read over and over again as they are so rich in wisdom and knowledge.