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The Still Point

Satsang for the End of Suffering

Christopher Hershey
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Dr. Christopher Hershey

About

The Still Point: Satsang for the End of Suffering is not a book of theories-it is a direct invitation to experience truth for yourself. Written in the spirit of authentic satsang, it gently guides you beyond the noise of the mind into the quiet awareness that has always been present. Through powerful teachings, reflective questions, meditations, and poetic insights, Dr. Christopher Hershey points to a simple yet life-changing realization: what you are seeking is already here.
This book is for anyone who feels trapped in overthinking, anxiety, or emotional struggle, and longs for a deeper, lasting peace. You don't need to become anything new or chase another solution-only to recognize what has never been lost. Pause, breathe, and come home to the still point.

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