
Communicating With Your Enlightened Self
Newest Posts from author Jeffrey Chappell

God In Disguise

Author Jeffrey Chappell Interviewed At The Library Of Congress

Jeffrey Chappell interviewed on Contact Talk Radio, July 7

Jeffrey Chappell interviewed on Transformational Talk Radio, June 3

Answers From Silence Becomes An International Bestseller

“Let Go And Let God”—And Beyond

Spiritual Success

The Tyranny Of Thought
Rose Rosetree, author of “Aura Reading Through All Your Senses”“And his descriptions of living in Enlightenment are, simply, the best I have read anywhere. Far as I’m concerned, the twinkly-eyed jazz composer and concert pianist has found the best way to communicate spiritual connection I’ve ever read. Move over, Bhagavad-Gita. (Fortunately there’s plenty of space on that blessed bookshelf.)
“Thus, Chappell’s Answers from Silence is in the tradition of Autobiography of a Yogi. Paramahansa Yogananda’s magnificent autobiography no longer stands quite alone on my bookcase shelf. Indirectly but substantially, Chappell has told us his life story – the parts that count: His petty jealousies and insecurities, the guilt and confusion and all the other milestones of his personal development. No holding back for him and, perhaps, consequently, less holding back for us.”
Ruth Douillette, Foreword Clarion Book Reviews“Who wouldn’t want a personal answering service for the daily questions that flood our minds; answers to questions about relationships, careers, spirituality, and the like; personalized wisdom delivered straight to our hearts? But where can we find such a guru?
“There’s wisdom within each of us in the form of an Enlightened Self who will direct us, Jeffrey Chappell writes. He defines enlightenment as ‘the shift of identity from that which is bound by time and space to that which is eternal.’ Whether we know it or not, everyone is on the path of enlightenment and everyone has an Enlightened Self, he believes.
“This may not be the book for people whose feet are rooted firmly in terra firma, but seekers of enlightenment will be interested in Chappell’s take on the matter.”