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Praise for Bottoming Out the Universe

“In this profound but accessible book, Richard asks timeless questions like, ‘Who am I?’ ‘What is reality?’ and ‘What is consciousness?’ In an era of distraction and despair, he returns our attention to what deeply matters and explores, with clarity and nuance, the hidden meaning of life.”   Connie Zweig, Ph.D., coeditor of Meeting the Shadow and coauthor of Romancing the Shadow

“Richard Grossinger is uniquely qualified to set our feet upon a righteous path, not around the problem as so many do but straight into its convoluted tangle. Is consciousness an illusion or a fundamental property of nature? Addressing this question has occupied many minds, and Richard’s foray here will engage yours to take you deeper into your own sense of being. If you are a scientist, here you must confront the limitations of science to explain your life. For the spiritualists, Richard’s erudition will rub your nose in the hard realities of the physical universe. Puzzle and wonder as you scratch beneath the surface with Richard as your able guide.”  Thomas W. Myers, author of Anatomy Trains

“Richard Grossinger is one of the most articulate spokesmen of our time. He has the unique ability to move adeptly from one field to another, not superficially but deepening our understanding of how these fields interweave. I was especially drawn in by his thoughtful chapter on trauma . . . truly an engaging addition to the field. In his study of energy patterns, complexity, psychic phenomena, and consciousness, Grossinger takes us on an engaging journey. It may not be an easy read, but it is a rich one.”   Peter A Levine, Ph.D., author of Waking the Tiger, Healing Trauma, and In an Unspoken Voice

“Bottoming Out the Universe is an amazing literary task. And it will help people who are never going to quiet their minds and see the nature of things to understand it as best as possible conceptually. What Richard does is about as far as one can go with concept, in my opinion.”   Paul Pitchford, dharma teacher and author of Healing with Whole Foods