PORT RICHEY, Fla., Jan. 12, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Millions through the ages have searched for enlightenment, truth and the meaning of life. Mary Adamowski reached plateaus of transcendence in her sojourn through the tutelage of a sage, which she recounts in her new spiritual autobiography, The Interview: A Love Story: A Woman's Discipleship under the Great Spiritual Master Sathya Sai Baba (now available through AuthorHouse).
Adamowski recounts her "search for the hidden truth behind the manifestation of the universe," and the struggle to experience "the infinite consciousness that created it." She had always felt that there was more to life than what the eye perceived, but received little information about how to pursue these feelings. In 1991, her search led her to Sathya Sai Baba. He appeared in her dreams three nights in a row and eventually she found him in India. Over the next few years, she made five trips to India to be in his presence.
The Interview: A Love Story is comprised of detailed excerpts from her personal diaries chronicling her intimate visits to Baba's ashram in Puttaparthi, India. She includes her "inner vision experiences" while in his presence and the personal interview she had with him. She also reveals a little-known method in which Baba gives her liberation from "future births" and vividly describes how he guided her while in the dream state. She also offers a rare glimpse into her unique ability to spontaneously enter past lives.
The Interview: A Love Story is an original tale about unconditional love between a spiritual master and his disciple, and how that love brought Adamowski to the truth for which she searched on her journey to discover spiritual enlightenment.
Born and raised in Connecticut, Adamowski has been a nurse and a spiritual counselor with Master Veeshada, for whom she is a trance consciousness transference channel. She has written one other book, The God That You Are.
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