Gorman explains that the fundamental problem we experience is a belief in a personal self, a personal body and a personal set of world conditions separate and different from not only that of everyone else, but from God, spirit and truth. The motive and effort of the personal self consists largely of “I, me and mine." It is the instinct for survival and self gain.
From this one belief stems all pain and suffering.
Yet the truth of being and its world (the truth of you and your world) is God, spirit, oneness — unconditional harmony and unity of all.
As individuals awaken to their and their world’s spiritual reality — the impersonal, boundless and omnipresent reality of God as all — freedom and fulfillment of being is discovered.
In The Impersonal Self, Mr. Gorman presents a deep and profound spiritual message. Shining a light into the truth of being, Gorman presents the reader with not only a glimpse into the infinity of our existence, but a practical way of spiritual treatment and of attaining the consciousness that frees, gives purpose to, and fulfills individual and collective being.