The path to enlightenment is structured process that requires desire, drive, intention, commitment and discipline to stay on task. It is not a spiritual practice that produces a deja vue experience where it suddenly creates a new reality in your life. We do not step into our spiritual journey without direction and preparatory work with focus on the goal. To build a solid foundation We have to work with all four aspects of enlightenment. Each step provides the strength to the foundation. We have to work with Physical, mental and emotional health before embark on the spiritual aspect of our journey. Many people think they can jump over the preparitory work which can result in a melt down or break down in the future when we confront an issue that creates a traumatic crisis in our life. The higher you climb on the spiritual path the more you are required to take personal responsibility. We have to let go of blame, justification, judgement and need for control. We first have to recognize that our life is not on the path we desire it to be on. If we are in an illusion and can not see the truth we will justify our behaviour. When we decide to really make life work for ourselves we will break through the fear barrier and step onto the path. The book describes the path in the introduction with twelve chapters that lay out the the twelves steps that we have to take to go through the twelve doors of initiation. It is all about personal responsibility and taking control over our life. Life is a school and a workshop wher e we receive lessons every day. If we do not hear the message the first time it will get louder and more intense, If we choose not to listen then it may result in disability and/or a life threatening illness. When we can reclaim our person power and discipline ourselves to follow through it results in peace, happiness, harmony, joy, unconditional love and abundance, There is no need to struggle and suffer tyhrough life. All we have to do is listen to the lessons and recognize the temptations so we can climb the path to enlighrenment and transformation