I'd say this is a good one to start with if you haven't read or listened to much of Adya's teachings before. (Not as great as Emptiness Dancing, but still good!) It's a beautiful book; full of relevant and clear pointers, all expressed in Adya's familiar, compassionate and heartful style.

However, for me personally it's not really plunging deep enough into the aspects I would have like it too... After reading his previous book The End of Your World - which truly touched and illuminated my heart in more ways that I could possibly say - I realise I was hoping for this book to penetrate even further in the same directions... but instead it's got a different, more general feel to it... seemingly speaking to a wider audience. I'm still enjoying it, just not in the same deep and intimate way I enjoyed some of his earlier ones. ( )

Adya is so readable! _Falling into Grace_ literally expresses Adya's complete release into the grace that surrounds all of us, but that most of cannot fully surrender into. Although he provides the pointers for us to follow, he is not prescriptive in his teaching. Other than opening out hearts to love, there seems not to be a prescription. ( )