The Blind Leading the Blonde: Confessions of a Recovering Spiritual Junkie

"It is always interesting to read adventure stories, and Nurit's book is certainly that! Spanning more than 40 years of intense spiritual seeking — in countries throughout the world and with many teachers — she candidly reports on the good, the bad, and the ugly. Ultimately, we learn that Nurit finds what she has been looking for. It turns out it was right there, inside her, the entire time. She tells of the pitfalls and dead ends of spiritual seeking with raw vulnerability and honesty, and she equally tells of her delight in finding what she so rigorously sought for decades."

Robert Rabbin
Author, Speaker, Creator Of "Speaking Truthfully" And "The 5 Principles of Authentic Living"

"The adventures in Nurit's life are both fascinating as well as enlightening. There is much one can learn from her experience. Having met Gabor and having experienced the peace he exudes and teaches, I can see how she finally found the answers to her quest through him."

Dr. Zoltán Szabó
Former Deputy Director-General Of The Hungarian National Blood Transfusion Service

“To a novice stepping foot into the spiritual world, there is an expectation that it is the only road that leads out of the reality of suffering and that provides answers to life’s fundamental questions, and ultimately helps us find God. So what do you suppose would be the outlook of one who has lived most of her life in this spiritual world? For 40 years, Nurit longed to reach God’s love and for this reason she followed Gurus and spiritual teachings with tremendous faith. We could refer to this book as a “debunking,” but I would rather call this a very pure and committed person’s entertaining and engaging spiritual autobiography, one which displays the day-to-day happenings of ashram life and the tedious steps on a so-called spiritual career. With the help of “silent love” and through the suffering and realization of her soul, Nurit finally saw through the spiritual world’s greatest con job.”

Illés Sarolta
Author, Journalist, Creator of “Goldspirit”

“I read your book from beginning to end and can't remember laughing out loud and so hard, ever!  Congratulations! This book had to be written and you walked beautifully through the mine fields. Your narrative is extremely visual as well as hysterical. Your personal revelations endear you to your reader as well as invite him to check out his own perspective. This was a most important endeavor and will open many eyes.”

Barbara Whiting Young
Managing Director of Robert A. Young & Associates

“Nurit's book is a book of an interesting, entertaining and at the same time thought provoking adventures. It is a true life story of a person who is seeking her birthright. This is definitely a book for those who are looking for enlightenment on their spiritual path no matter whether they are at the beginning of their own search or somewhere on that road. This is not another boring spiritual book, but an entertaining and, on occasion, laugh out loud journey in life. This book should be and deserves to be translated into many languages.”

Vanda Toth
Language Professor at Semmelweis University

"This book should be translated into every language and published immediately! It is remarkable in its message and delivery. I read it in one sitting and was amazed at its clarity and wisdom."

Iby Duba
Cosmic Troubadour and Language Specialist

"This is an exceptionally good book. Not only does it carry a very deep and important message, but it is also very well written and pulls you in. I hope everyone gets to read it."

Steve Szocs
Entrepreneur

“An intriguing story - and cautionary tale on the pitfalls of being 'spiritual'. Highly recommended as a companion to the compelling talks by Nurit Oren and Gabor Harsanyi on Conscious.tv

D. Hope

“I came to Nurit’s book after reading Functional Silence by Gabor Harsanyi. Nurit gives an honest look into her spiritual search of many decades that ended when she met Gabor. She courageously gives readers a look into her journey and tells of the pitfalls of the spiritual path that she encountered along the way. So much of spirituality is roses and unicorns clouded by complexity. I appreciate Nurit’s ability and willingness to lay it all bare for others to benefit from. The book ends with an overview of Gabor’s approach and a clear explanation of the true point of spirituality, making a nice dovetail with his book.”

Jennifer Yankopolus
Author and Owner of Word Collaborative

A Few Chapter Titles:

• Born to Be Wild
• From Nature to Syphilization
• Where There Is a Will, There Are Opposing Friends and Relatives
• My First Steps on the Dead-End Spiritual Road
• Why Are Non-Spiritual People So Much Nicer?
• The Wheels on the Spiritual Bus Go Round And Round
• Kundalini Awakening: The End of My Spiritual Virginity
• From the Heat of India to the Frying Pan of USA, in a New York Minute
• Getting Lost in Mind-Based Intellectual Orgies
• How Long Is the Now?
• A Problem Is Not God’s Way of Pissing You Off
• Time to Get Out Of The Pigpen
• So, I Am Present. So Now What?

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