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Abbah Unveiling represents a mystical disclosure. It touches a summit of realisation. It can be seen as a natural sequel to the previous book written by Yoginâm, The Book of Nâm. It is also a condensation of another book by Yoginâm called Oh Abbah, Songs for Lovers in which allusions are presented as springboards for transcendental realisation. Abbah Unveiling is like music in the sense that it does not describe anything, but attempts to open in the reader conclusions and realisations that go beyond ordinary rational understanding and analysis. Abbah Unveiling can become a companion for those who have realised the relativity of thought constructions and methodologies. It opens to the reader such an intimate closeness in which guidance can be found.

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Abbah Unveiling represents a mystical disclosure. It touches a summit of realisation. It can be seen as a natural sequel to the previous book written by Yoginâm, The Book of Nâm. It is also a condensation of another book by Yoginâm called Oh Abbah, Songs for Lovers in which allusions are presented as springboards for transcendental realisation. Abbah Unveiling is like music in the sense that it does not describe anything, but attempts to open in the reader conclusions and realisations that go beyond ordinary rational understanding and analysis. Abbah Unveiling can become a companion for those who have realised the relativity of thought constructions and methodologies. It opens to the reader such an intimate closeness in which guidance can be found.

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As a writer, Yoginâm is not a teacher of a method or the proclaimer of a message. He has been able to present the deepest spiritual unfolding in such a way that it speaks to the modern seeker without diverting the essence and diluting the hidden value. His books cannot be classified as spirituality in the ordinary sense. Indeed, he often warns against the pseudo spirituality that is so current in our age. Yoginâm shows that the deepest essence of human being is not hidden in the arcane, but is open and demonstrated in each moment of ordinary living. A spiritual unfolding is not in what we do, belief or know, but in what we are. His books can be considered as recipes, with the help of which the optimal transformation can be found. Yoginam writes from a solid background of Buddhism and Sufism from which traditions he distilled what is most essential for people who live in the generally nihilistic culture of modern society.

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