Type of bind: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN num: 9780812510355
ISBN number: 0812510356
Label: Tor Books
Manufacturer: Tor Books
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 288
Printing Date: July 15, 1991
Publishing house: Tor Books
Sale Popularity Level: 101672
Studio: Tor Books
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The very first adult novel from a bestselling author of young adult fiction. Michael picks up a young hitch-hiker in the Arizona desert, bringing her home and letting her sleep on his couch. The subsequent day, she talks about being God--and strange things begin to happen to everyone coming in contact with her.
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I read Sati,quite a few years ago,and she never left my mind,heart,or soul......this book taught me to see the world in a whole new way,it taught me how to truly see all the beauty in life.I learned to embrace nature,and life itself.this book will open your eyes and make you think,it will have you search inside your soul and find that priceless inner peace....I have read hundreds of books over the years,and I never found one that ever surpassed Sati...it is a must read for everyone,
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Sati, very first published in 1990, is a great nondual novel. Two elements are given the highest regard: the art of the novel and the teaching of nonduality. The book's dedication reads, "For Maharishi," telling us that the author has investigated truth.
Christopher Pike is the pen name (taken from a Star Trek captain) of Kevin McFadden, who was born in New York in 1954. He currently lives a private life in Santa Barbara, California. Pike's dozens of titles have sold millions of copies. He is considered the master of teen horror. Sati is one of his few books written for adults.
Sati is a mass market novel. Advaita scholar and author Dennis Waite, recommends Sati in the same breath as Jonathan Livingstone Seagull and Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, along with some of Herman Hesse's works.
Because this novel is for the mass market, emotional strings are pulled, there are plot twists, suspense is created, and the semi-hard side of nonduality finds a setting within a semi-soft spiritual culture, if that makes any sense. In other words, this book takes the teaching of nonduality as far as it can and still appeal to a mass audience. In this case it's pretty far.
After reading this book, if you start wondering whether Sati could ever be real, and if you start missing the characters, the settings, the locations in the story, you've been totally sucked into the novel. And why not? That's exactly what a good novel is supposed to achieve, and Christopher Pike is a master. Let yourself be taken into this fantastical fictional story while reading some of the best descriptions of nonduality you'll find anywhere.
Jerry Katz
One: Essential Writings on Nonduality
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This is a very captivating story from beginning to end. Now if you're a Pike fan that only reads for the death, blood and gore dont bother with this one.
I actually stumbled across this book looking for another Pike book and I just loved it from the start.
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I have read all the recent books on spirituality and found them useless. I am so lucky to have found this book. It is so wonderful in the way it is written, the depth of wisdom, the storyline and the characters. It holds the wisdom of the centuries in such a simple book. It is so life changing and touching. Five stars is not enough.
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I very first read this book when I was in 8th grade. I'm 26 now, so granted that was some time ago.. but over the years, I cannot begin to count all of the times I have read and re-read this book.
It's a fantastic and well-written novel that I think everyone should read; it's enlightening, and it's one of those books that once you pick it up, you just can't put it down until you're finished.
Read this book, if it's the only book you EVER read. Then you'll understand why I'm so over-the-top about it.
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