Autobiography of a New York City Salesman

My Parallel Life of Transformation Through Conscious Evolution and Kundalini Energy

By: Rich Mollura

Narrated by: Rich Mollura

Length: 9 hrs and 12 mins

Publisher's summary

A wondrous and fascinating account of a parallel life of conscious evolution and kundalini activation, directly from the streets of New York City!

If you are attracted to the ideas of spirituality and raising the level of consciousness of humanity as a whole, you will want to peer into the inner life of Rich Mollura. In the early 1980s, Rich was initiated into a surprising transformational journey by the relentless force of kundalini energy and conscious evolution.

This powerful and ancient mystery spontaneously and intelligently re-engineered Rich’s being. Little by little, over 40 years, he came to appreciate an unexpected and ingenious dimension of life which revealed beauty, mystery, and profundity. The strangest part of this tale is that while these transformations occurred, he was simultaneously living an ordinary parallel life as a leading salesman to NYC businesses.

Unknown to virtually anyone, he was waking up every morning at 3 AM to refine psychological insights and perform esoteric practices that he would later use to negotiate the movements inside his body as he worked to interconnect and comprehend this spectacular unfolding. Imagine sitting in business meetings with jolts of bioelectricity firing down limbs and electrifying your brain! All while appearing normal and consistent with the world without notice.

Rich invites us into a world that was private but explosive as he tells how everyone - from Carl Sagan and Walt Whitman to the Wizard of Oz and Eckhart Tolle (among others) - came to become intellectual companions along the way. He shares how he used his accumulated wisdom to weather everyday challenges that included the loss of his beloved mother to a glioblastoma, to how he and his wife Nancy addressed their son Richard’s Crohn’s and celiac condition, and other life challenges that threaten us all.

Rich details how life’s higher wisdom can come to inspire and support our journey through higher energies of the body, nature, and ancient wisdom.

©2019 Balboa Press (P)2019 Rich Mollura

Not recommended. I feel "had."

Other than the author's recommendation of Gopi Krishna's KUNDALINI THE EVOLUTIONARY ENERGY IN MAN in the "Postscript, "listening to this book was in my opinion a complete waste of time. The author kept saying that he would make the case for meditation because of his personal experiences, saying he was leading a a dual life of mediation/business and family.

The author's major premise was that his consciousness experiences with his dying mother make a case for mediation - this proclamation was similar to experiences of my own with total strangers who die in my medical experience (and I have never meditated, so I do not see the logic).

The author's proclamation that meditation helped the cure of his son's medical condition also lacked logic in my opinion. He said that by using a combination of allopathic medicine and Chinese medicine including acupuncture, along with a change of diet the author is making another logical proposal for meditation. I don't get the logic of that at all. We bring whatever it is we can to the treatment of ills and conditions, certainly, but I did not get that logical connection to meditation and/or kundalini either - because in my experience a lot of us use several modes of health treatment with success and we do not meditate or experience kundalini.

In the long run, if you want to hear about a Pitney Bowes salesman talk about how his family was disappointed in the author, then read away. There was no enlightenment.

I really do feel "had" or "taken" because I would like to be able to know more about meditation and kundalini. I got nowhere fast listening to this book.

The repetition of the fact that the author said his family was unaware of his meditation was of particular interest, repeated often, and suggests suspicion.?