Radical Happiness: A Guide to Awakening

Gina Lake awakened into radical happiness after a deep exploration of psychology, metaphysics and astrology. Having walked that path to its end, Gina's heart-full story of what it is to be peacefully aware, loving and content in the midst of any life circumstance can serve as a bridge to countless others who share her background. Insightfully and eloquently written, Radical Happiness offers practical pointers and exercises that allow every reader to discover who they really are by their own experience. Like all great epics, there is a wonderful twist involved in your exploration. Dive in, Be Happy. Sundance Burke, author, Free Spirit: A Guide to Enlightened Being

Radical Happiness is a supremely intelligent guide to awakening from the delusion of the mind and its time. Gina points with clarity and wisdom, while offering practical exercises and helpful resources, so that we may realize the extraordinary delight of the Heart. - Katie Davis, Awake Joy: The Essence of Enlightenment

Gina Lake speaks plainly, directly, and soundly about whatever she talks about. She is all about making sense in a way that sets aside the influence of conditioned ego and exposes essence of being. Gina makes practical nonduality look easy. Everyone 'should' have in their library at least one book by Gina Lake. Check out her other titles. This is an excellent one to begin with. Jerry Katz One: Essential Writings on Nonduality

This book is about real happiness, not the kind that comes from just getting what you want, but the kind that moves deeper into who we really are. Gina Lake brings her own authenticity to what she writes, showing through many illustrations what it means to turn your awareness away from illusion - what's not real - to what's already here. I've recommended this book to many people.

In "Radical Happiness," Gina Lake reminds us that happiness is basically an inside job. By blending western psychology with the wisdom of eastern non-dualism, the Author points to the reality that all of "IT" is arising from the very same source. Although this book is relatively short, Gina still doesn't hesitate in tackling many of the great questions of life: "Who are you? What's the cause of suffering? What does it really mean to wake up?" Throughout the book, Gina presents the readers with practical exercises to expand their awareness and appreciation of who (and what) they really are...deep down. "Radical Happiness" is a thoroughly enjoyable read and one that I am most happy to recommend.