This is an extraordinary account of the experience of selflessness. It points to the heart of spiritual practice -even though the language it uses does not emphasize the importance of practice.-Joseph Goldstein, Author of The Experience of insight Collision with the Infinite is an amazingly honest, fascinating, and vivid account of one woman's awakening to her essential emptiness -and her eventual discovery, through much pain and fear, that as emptiness-fullness it is freedom from pain and fear. In fact, this awakening is available, right now and just as one is, to all who dare to look in at the infinite and wide-awake space or capacity they are looking out of.-Douglas Harding, Author of On Having No Head 'Enlightenment' to me means a total annihilation of the sense of personal doership. In the words of the Buddha, 'Events happen, deeds are done, but there is no individual doer thereof.' Whether a traumatic experience is necessary for enlightenment to occur is a moot point, but it happened to Suzanne Segal. In her book, she describes the full story in a sincere and lucid manner, in simple words and a fluent style that fascinated me. To anyone interested in the subject, I would say, 'Read this book!' -Ramesh S. Balsekar, Author of Consciousness Speaks An excellent read. This book can serve as a catalyst for the appreciation of the emptiness of self-existence rather than the abhorrence and fear of it.-Christopher Titmuss, Co-founder of Gaia House, Devon, England I've met Suzanne, and I'm amazed at her courage and her ability to live the life that chose her. Mystics point the way. Suzanne is living it!-Lilias Folan, Host of Lilias, Yoga and You