Could It Be Possible?
by
Book Cover & Preview Text
"I wish you the best of good fortune with your book, and hope it will open the minds of many people. " -AMW Oxford UK
"I'm up to the chapter on Muktananda and enjoying it very much." -JT Sklemersdale UK
"I will give it a 5 star rating on Amazon." -JT Sklemersdale UK
"It's going to be so useful for Christians who struggle with other Christians. (As I have had said to me) "There is no connection with MMY's teaching and Christianity". It’s such a wonderful clear layout of all the TM basics - very useful too for many folks.
I also want to say the "writing" is superb. It is so easy to read, which means its excellent writing. I get totally absorbed in it and it’s so hard to have to put it down! I love too, the layout and the typeface...excellent.
Its a joy to because its like reading one's own life experience ... we all come down here with that great need to know .. and all walked such similar routes on this path!" -DS Iowa USA
"I just finished the book and very much enjoyed it." -JT Sklemersdale UK
"I finished the book. It really is good. I think will be super useful especially for Christians -- who need assurance that TM does not conflict with their religion. And also for none meditators who want to see how their religion fits in with current interest in meditation and eastern religions." -DS Iowa USA
"I enjoyed the book very much." -DD Perth Australia
"I like your style of writing. It was like having a conversation with you." -EK Perth Australia
"I have not been able to put the Book down. I speed read it at first, but will go back to it in more detail. Fascinating!" -MV Sydney Australia
"I have to put your book down only to pick it up later. It is very uplifting." -MP London UK
"A book with a question in its title is always alluring. This autobiography was written by a local author so it was even more of a "must have" for me.
Anton relates his life story throughout the 1960's and 1970's, living in the hippie era in London. He travelled extensively, eventually settling in Warnbro Beach, due to his quest to find spiritual answers and to delve deeper into his practices with transcendental meditation.
It is a beautifully written, spiritual journey. Historical information, sometimes lasting whole chapters, is so well researched; I am amazed how intelligent the author is.
His journey continues throughout the 80s and 90s, uplifting the spirit and acknowledging that stress can be so easily relieved, even in this fast, materialistic and technological decade." -Sandy Hudson in the West Australian
"Fascinating book. At the end of the book I realised I had to meditate not only for myself but to help the world. I have made an appointment to learn Transcendental Meditation." -MP Perth WA
Formats
Book Details
About the Book
COULD IT BE POSSIBLE?
Could it be possible that there is a way to experience the Creator, the Source of the Universe?
Have you ever wondered just why you are here? What is the purpose of life?
Trevor asked himself the same questions many years ago and this book is the result of gaining some answers to this age-old quest for inner knowledge.
It takes the reader on a journey from conception to enlightenment describing the spiritual experiences of two sixteenth century Christian saints, St. Teresa of Avila and St. John of the Cross and two twentieth century Hindu saints - Yogananda and Muktananda.
The author then turns to the Bible, examining the four gospels, with particular emphasis on the deeper and hidden message of Jesus.
Trevor also relates his own spiritual journey and how this has shaped his life.
The book concludes with the possible future for mankind.
About the Author
In 1967, at the age of nineteen the author began searching for the purpose of life. This search led to him meeting many different types of people and reading many varied books. He came to the unmistakable conclusion that, in order to know truth we need to experience it within ourselves, as that is where the truth lies.
To go within meant meditating so after several experiments with various types of meditation the author settled on Transcendental Meditation as it was non-religious.
As he began to grow within himself, Trevor wanted to find the deeper values of life. He studied the theoretical aspects of TM in order to understand his personal experiences then went on to become a teacher of meditation himself.
In his mid thirties Trevor remarried, had four children and devoted his time to raising a family while teaching meditation part time. In 1996 he emigrated from England to Australia and now lives south of Perth in Western Australia. Over the years Trevor has had a variety of jobs including being a clerk, computer operator and programmer, podiatrist, carpenter and real estate agent.
Over the years Trevor has come across many people asking the same questions that he asked himself all those years ago. He has now reached a point in his life where he feels able to answer some of those profound questions.
His whole purpose in writing this book is to inform people that they can develop further. They can gain all the positive benefits mentioned through deep meditation; to live life in bliss and perhaps gain what the saints in this book experienced.