This was an excellent dialogue between two advanced and experientially knowledgable spiritual teachers. Very informative, mind and soul expanding. I highly recommend it!

EXCELLENT ....would have liked to hear more from Hameed, though.

Treasures and sun light...Thank you for playing in this playground...

Thoroughly enjoyed this, on a topic rarely addressed at such depth, by two remarkable beings. More !

My high expectations of this program, of this coming together of these two contemporary mystical geniuses, were profoundly met. A real, immediate, in-depth, live exploration of our potential as relational beings. Spread the word of this jewel.

The Almaas/Bourgeault program was excellent. I would give it a rating of 10 stars if you had that option! I thought the two authors were better together than their single interviews. There was some kind of magic that happened.

It is a rare privilege to be able to share in this exchange between two modern day masters. Excellent discussion and well moderated. Very revealing and open.

Excellent conversation between the two with much good help from the moderator to clarify things for we ordinary folks.

I loved this meeting of two well known and respected teachers. It was uplifting and supportive. A meeting of 2 great mystical paths viewed under the lamp of Open, Open-ended dialectical inquiry and how it can bringing about an examination of subtly nuances of furtive possibilities, what has only been whispered about in the corners of dusty rooms. Some of what was presented here hasn't been spoken about openly in such a respectful manner. This is personal, intimate, and up-close along. The door is open, and given new respectability. Let’s see who the man behind the curtain is?

Yes, I enjoyed listening to Bourgeault and Almaas. However, I wished that I could have received a CD copy with the order so that I could listen to it while I'm driving as well. Is it possible to forward me a CD copy of the program without additional charge?

Best,

Dennis Fahey

Cynthia never really disappoints, but Almaas was a tough choice as a co-presenter. He seems to have had a lot of experience thinking about love, but not so much actually feeling it. How about having Cynthia discuss conscious love with Bruce Lipton ... or Ken Wilbur?

I found Almaas clear, friendly and direct.
For me, Ms. Bourgeault makes a scholarly text but a bit too academically rich to absorb easily with the ear. It is better absorbed, for me, with the eye where I fix the pace.