The Ego concludes with the coming of a major advance in human critical knowledge that has long been predicted. It explains and describes the substance and essence of consciousness as it evolved from its primitive appearance as life on the surface of the Earth and then its rise through evolution to the human ego and then transcending the ego as the spiritual reality of enlightenment and the presence of God. The book Power vs. Coercion is 850 on the standard of levels of consciousness used as a reference and which calibrates the levels of reality. From 1 to 1000, the book The Eye of the Ego reaches 980, and the final volume of the trilogy The Ego reaches a final level of 8:999.The extraordinary clarity and foresight with which the highly sophisticated material is presented facilitates the reader''s understanding and comprehension.By reading force versus coercion or the eye of the ego, the reader''s level of awareness increases greatly as a result of his exposure to this same material, which is presented from a strong and stimulating context and presentation field.The conflict within the student''s mind is resolved by putting the matter back into context, which resolves the dilemma. Disagreement and discrepancy can also be resolved by identifying the positions of the ego, which are the basis of human suffering.David R. Hawkins, M.D., Ph.D., is director of Advanced Spiritual Research. He is a renowned authority in the fields of consciousness and spirituality research. He writes and teaches from the unique perspective of an experienced clinician, scholar, and mystic. He was promoted to knighthood and honored around the world with titles such as "First Enlightenment Guru" and "Bodhisattva"A detailed background on him is given in the book "A Guide to the World''s High Classes." Dr. Hawkins also gave many lectures at universities and institutes and to spiritual groups from Westminster Abbey to Catholic, Protestant and Buddhist monasteries. He also devoted his life to the spiritual development of humanity.
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