Reality Unveiled

By: Ziad Masri

Narrated by: Mitch Horowitz

Length: 5 hrs and 36 mins

Publisher's Summary

"I've read countless books since the mid-sixties and nothing has been equal to this book." - Lex Allen, Author of the Eloah Trilogy

In Reality Unveiled, Ziad Masri takes you on a profound journey into the heart of existence, revealing a breathtaking, hidden reality that will transform your life forever. Far from offering simple platitudes and general principles, Reality Unveiled immerses you into this surprising world of ancient and modern knowledge - and presents you with all the incredible evidence to support it.

After offering a uniquely fresh understanding of life and exploring the answers to your innermost questions, it gently goes on to show you how to tap into this inspiring wisdom in your practical, everyday life. This will give you the power to make a lasting transformation like never before, and to have the joy, peace, and true fulfillment you've always been searching for.

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©2017 Awakened Media LLC (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

The Audio version I had hoped for.

Reality Unveiled is the type of book you end up buying multiple copies off to give to family and friends. Memorable and valuable in so many ways. So pleased to hear it read by Mitch Horowitz.

18 of 19 people found this review helpful

The Bigger Picture

This book is full of mind expanding, thought provoking, consciousness deepening information. I can tell he is sharing this information out of the love and care in his heart. He combines science and spirituality in a beautiful way. He also shares awakening and heart opening exercises that are deeply beautiful and transformative. I highly recommend this book. Thank you Ziad! <3

26 of 28 people found this review helpful

First book to confidently cover the dark side...

Most books like this simply cover the good side of spiritualism and glaze over the darkness in this world. This book confidently addresses both the light and dark sides of spiritualism. This is by far the best summarization of modern spirituality I've read. Kudos to author. This book not only held my interest but also answered some questions that have eluded me in several years of reading this type of stuff. Great book...

22 of 25 people found this review helpful

Check your skepticism at the door

I found the book heavy on “why”, yet leaner on “how” than I expected. That’s ok as a complement to other, perhaps more complete works like Why Buddhism is True, Zen Mind Beginners Mind. But if this your entry point into spirituality, there may be some tough intellectualization hurdles for you to overcome as Ziad talks about densities or expects you to accept conspiracies to dampen important scientific discoveries of the 20th century by powers who would rather humanity not become enlightened. While interesting and probably at some even true, these accounts were mostly unnecessary to the process he lays out at the end. But that’s only if you’ve come far enough in your spiritual journey that you no longer need to be “convinced” why spirituality is good for you as well as your neighbor or the universe for that matter.

7 of 8 people found this review helpful

Realization into the obvious

Interesting up to chapter 9. Afterwards becomes repetitive in stating the obvious. Looses momentum, nevertheless, interesting and re-assuring.

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Not For Everyone

I listened to the entire audio book. the narration was adequate, so, no problems there. where I have a problem is the message it gives.

The author espouses a belief that before you arrive here on earth, you have a pre-existence meeting with the powers that be too help decide what you need to experience, and map out your life as to what will happen and how it will happen. He tells you that everything that happens to you in this life is the result of what you agreed to in this meeting. This may be true, but, my gut tells me that this is New Age thinking fine wild.

If what he says is true, then you have no accountability for the outcomes of your actions, that everything happening is according to script, that you have no real control over your life's outcomes, and that you shouldn't sweat whatever happens because it's all designed to give you experience. And that's all learning, and all learning is good.

By this philosophy, Hitler, Stalin or Mao shouldn't suffer for their actions because they took on a roll that was designed to give those who came under their influence experience, which is good. Somehow, I don't think that these guys are being left off that easy.

He talks about much more than just what a rebooted reviewer above. And some of it had the ring of truth to it. But, beware of the error in his teachings. One may not wish to listen to this book If they haven't got a deep understanding on how to distinguish between truth and error. Just because it sounds good, and it fits with what you hope and wish were true, doesn't mean it is true.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

mind blowing

a lot of information was a validation of what I have already known but was so amazing to hear, I wish everyone would experience this book.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

Phenomenal alternative of my perspective!

I really enjoyed this book ... it changed my entire perspective of life and purpose
Looking forward to other books by this author and will def order a hard copy of the book

11 of 14 people found this review helpful

Reality unveiled

The book was fantastic. It tied the whole picture together for me. I have read it twice and I'm rereading it again.

5 of 6 people found this review helpful

Never read another book before this one

This is life Changing
Coming from someone who read everything out there
Really good job thank you! Hope you’ll have some more coming soon with more practical exercises to do daily, love those!

4 of 5 people found this review helpful

Splendid.

This reader is one I can really enjoy. He puts so much meaningful expression into each sentence.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Lost me somewhere around chapter 4

This book has so many great reviews, I thought I'd give it a go. A ray of positivity...perhaps, a different way of looking at things... on a dark day.
It started off promisingly enough, with some interesting and hopeful insights, almost plausible and introduced with a 'this is the way it is' kind of angle. No speculation. These are the facts. Hmmm.
I just find it difficult to swallow how, with every supposed case of reincarnation, the spirit has always been a human previously. Nobody ever remembers a previous life as a mosquito, do they? But why not? the narrator states that we are all connected, all one, all the same thing. But he then goes on to describe alien beings as somehow different (and perhaps mosquitoes, too) as apparently we don't come back as aliens, either.
All rather dodgy.
I'd love to believe in all this stuff. Of course I would, who wouldn't? But I'm afraid I just - don't - and this book has managed to push me even further away. Shame.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

A definition of love.

This book is the truest reflection of the beauty of the times we are in right now and the embodiment wisdom. Every few years those on a spiritual path have breakthroughs, this book brought on one of those break throughs. The path of self development can sometime seem lonely as you learn truth and see truth, let this be a comfort and a reminder that the truth is out there/in there and you are definitely not alone.

Thank you for this book.

If your reading this, read the book.