Opening to the Mystery: Unfolding from a Limited Self

In this deeply personal and psycho-spiritual account, Nancy Bennett invites readers into the intimate unfolding of nondual consciousness later in life-after decades of inner struggle and questioning. Shaped by early trauma, inner disorientation, and a longing she couldn't name, she traces the movement from fragmentation into wholeness. Told with unapologetic understatement, raw honesty, and poetic insight, she weaves through experiences of bodywork, psychotherapy, spiritual teachings, and hours alone immersed in nature, where dreams and uncanny synchronicities begin to echo her unfolding reality.For anyone exploring the terrain of healing, identity, or awakening, this book offers more than a story-it offers a mirror, a companion, and a gentle invitation into the truth that has always been present. Questions of worth, gender, depression, and the pressure to fulfill societal roles she never chose-all become threads in a tapestry she couldn't see until much later. This unfolding culminates in a transformative encounter with an obscure teacher of nondual awareness.This is not a story of achieving or transcending. It is a lived transmission of what it means to stop running, to stop fixing, and to begin seeing what has always been here-already whole."Reality is easy to see; unreality is hard to let go of." ~ Peter Brown

Pagina's: 490, Paperback, Gibbous Moon Press