Dr. David R. Hawkins
1927 – 2012 · Library & Resources
“So we say, Gloria in Excelsis Deo! Glory to God in the Highest! And what more could be said?”
Recorded video lectures compiled on the Internet Archive (open access).
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Four straightforward entry points.
Usual first book. Clear entry to his research.
Pathway of Surrender. Practical favourite.
365 short reflections.
Deeper into consciousness and nonduality.
The spiritual path Dr. Hawkins set out in his later years. It joins the love and surrender of devotion with the direct recognition of nonduality — the realization that the separate self is not the whole of what we are.
Founder of the Path of Devotional Nonduality (2003). Presented as a direct route to enlightenment: a short list of essentials activated by decision, intention, and dedication of the will.
Devotional — rests on reverence, humility and surrender to God rather than pure intellect.
Nonduality — dissolving the sense of a separate ego and realizing the Self.
“In the surrendered state, we are independent of the outer world as a source of satisfaction because the source of happiness has been found within us.”— David R. Hawkins, Letting Go: The Pathway of Surrender
Love of Truth — devotion grows from loving what is true and giving up what is not.
Dedication to Truth — following one clear thread of what you can confirm.
Selfless Service — appreciation of life becomes willingness to serve it.
“Force can bring satisfaction, but only power brings joy. Victory over others brings us satisfaction, but victory over ourselves brings us joy.”— David R. Hawkins, Power vs. Force
Real knowing is not knowing about something — it is being it. The path is practical and inward. Progress is movement from the small self toward the Self. The path itself is not difficult; resistance from the ego is what makes it feel hard.
“The only way out of the circuitous wanderings is through the pursuit of spiritual truth.”— David R. Hawkins, I: Reality and Subjectivity
Dr. David R. Hawkins · 2005
The book that sets out the path described above, joining devotion and nonduality.
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“Kindness is the way to Divinity.”Dr. David R. Hawkins
