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Praise for the Invitation to Enlightenment Series

“Matthew Lowes delivers high-octane teachings straight, no chaser.”
—Joel Morwood, Author of The Way of Selflessness

“The most honest account of satori, and what follows, I have ever encountered”
—Christina Paige

“Refreshingly clear.”
—C. Lay

“Articulates spiritual awakening as only a skilled writer can, and in so doing, provides a map for others to follow. This is an important book.”
—Liz Cratty, MAAT, Theologian and Author

“This is a book that I will return to again and again. Simple, clear, and yet profoundly beautiful invitation to awakening, and an exploration of the nature of reality.”
—CynRay

“100% amazing book.”
—Noah Houston

“Like a gut punch to your consciousness and beliefs about the nature of reality. Sometimes your delusions need to be knocked out of you. It can hurt and be scary, but there is a clarity that’s impossible to deny.” –Kaizen Taki, Founder of Movement Daily

“Possibly the best resolution I’ve seen of the age old practice-is-essential-but-can-never-work paradox, this book is extremely clear, concise, undiluted, focused on essentials, and entirely devoid of ‘mystical talk’. It is also very well-written—an unnecessary but nice bonus in this crowded genre.”
—David Hammon Greenwald

“Brilliantly matter-of-fact, humbly written and humbling to read, Matthew Lowes generously reaches out to the many of us who seek wisdom and peace but are lost in the labyrinth of post-modernism, abstraction, and distraction. And I am grateful for his outstretched hand: life-provoking wonder and unifying vitality.”
—Robert Lee

“I’ve read a baffling number of Buddhism, Advaita, and nonduality books, and I find Matthew Lowes’ books to be the most coherent, authentic, and helpful of them all.” —Paul Paese, PhD, lecturer at Washington University and founder of PMC leadership service

“Reading this book was moving and joyful. Matthew’s ability to explain his experiences and insights cut through in a powerful way.”
—Chad Leath

“It is amazing how clear he is and penetrates right through the human condition.”
—Bart

“That Which is Before You is a rare bird, a conjoining of enlightenment with a kind of innocence, for we don’t often find experiences of awakening described with uncomplicated language, and indeed without a claim of lineage transmission.”
—Caven

Praise for The End of All Things

“The world building is deftly realized, and the lure of mystery so compelling that the book is hard to put down. Pulling off the magic trick that was a hallmark of Ray Bradbury’s works, Lowes takes you through the darkest of human potentials without letting you lose your affection for humanity. A marvelous read.”
—Stephen T. Vessels, Author of The Mountain and the Vortex

“A very fun post-apocalyptic tale.”
—Elizabeth Engstrom, Author of Lizzie Borden and The Northwoods Chronicles

“Took me right back to my early teens and late nights in Ohio watching old drive-in monster movies. I loved it!”
—Eric Witchey, Author of Bull’s Labyrinth and Beyond the Serpent’s Heart

“It kept me hooked from the beginning all the way through to the mind-bending end.”
—Mary E. Lowd, Editor of Roar magazine

Praise for Short Stories

“A gripping, well-written, and intriguingly academic horror story in the best Lovecraftian tradition.”
—Djibril al-Ayad, Editor of The Future Fire

“Original and very entertaining.”
—John O’Neill, Editor of Black Gate magazine

“A well-realised vision of the moon in the not-too-distant future.”
—Gareth D. Jones, SciFi UK Review

Praise for Dungeon Solitaire

“Since its release, I’ve been playing game after game when I can find the time, and this solo card game is exactly what I tried cobbling together years ago. It’s an amazing game …”
—Tim Snider, The Savage Afterworld

“The best thing going for DS-LoS is that it’s a lot of fun. If the Labyrinth of Souls were only a Tarot deck, it’d still be great, but what really pushes it over the top is that the game for which the deck was made is terrific fun.”
—James Bulls, Left Hand Tarot

“Dungeon Solitaire is incredibly rich and thought-provoking. This game takes you by surprise.”
—Geoffrey Greer, Past Go Gaming

We all have seen a few experiments with D&D and poker cards, but this is the one that finally pulls it off. Smart, fast, elegant, easy to learn and a lot of fun. Absolutely recommended!
—Ronnie Rocket, Google+

“It is called Dungeon Solitaire … and it is brilliant.”
—John Payne, Sycarion Diversions

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