'Brilliant! I love it. It's absolutely to the point. The quintessence of all spiritual teachings. Of course it's not just about reading it. It's about reading, contemplating, meditating. It includes everything that's needed. I was always looking for a book like this. You don't have to go through hundreds of pages to find the key points. In this little book more or less every sentence is a key point. It's actually more a meditation tool than a book. People might expect a thick book when it's about philosophy, but this is not so much about intellectual understanding, but realization.'

'For lack of a better word. I am a work in progress like… I've been into this seeking consciousness aspect of life for 50 years or so, give or take, and have read hundreds of books relating to the topic, self-realization, for lack of a better word. I am a work in progress like every soul here and now. I've tried many different ways. I'm just here to say, most humbly and certainly thankfully, that Being Aware of Being Aware is the best explanation of the Direct Path I've ever experienced, bar none. Thank you Rupert Spira!'

'It's the most effective form of self-enquiry I have practised and almost too good to be true. Rupert Spira's approach to knowing the Self is novel, simple and effective. This work is a treasure trove with virtually every sentence pointing the reader to the Self. The book's emphasis is on asking oneself the question, "Am I aware?" It's the most effective form of self-enquiry I have practised and is the flip side of that famous self-enquiry question, "Who am I?" Only less cumbersome! Rupert is an amazing teacher whose teachings come from his own experience of the Self. These teachings are relatively easy to incorporate into one's sadhana and also suitable for one embarking on the path of Self-enquiry.'