Now-Consciousness: Exploring the World Beyond Thought

This intimate comtemporary account of one man's quest is a
valuable step-by-step approach that anyone can follow on the
path of self-knowledge. During an interview with J.
Krishnamurti in 1944 the author underwent a radical inner
transformation, a turning about at the deepest seat of
consciousness. The result: Now-Consciousness, the
perception of reality moment-to-moment, free of time and
discrimination. This awareness leads to an inner clarity that
enables the individual to objectively watch the intricacies of
the thought process and explore the secrets of consciousness.
Albert Blackburn's straightforward accounting of his own
experiences make this work ideal for anyone interested in the
dynamics of consciousness and the psychology of
transpersonal experiencing. The author disputes the necessity
of a linear approach to enlightenment; instead he suggests the
possibility of a vertical, instantaneous breakthrough, free of time.