Comprising a collection of talks given between 2010 and 2016, Liberation Beyond Imagination is a profound exploration of experience through the lens of direct experience. Peter Brown presents a refreshing approach to understanding the nature of reality, pointing out that our experience is all we can investigate. We are urged to engage with our own experiential field, the ultimate laboratory where reality unveils itself in its most naked and intimate form. In this process, traditional notions of spirituality and self-improvement are dismantled through illuminating reflections, insights, and inquiries. In this accessible, wise, and entertaining book, Peter Brown explores radiant presence as the fabric of reality, describing it as both the substance of experience and the intelligence that perceives it. In its spontaneous and holistic nature, recognizing the actuality of this presence is the heart of true spirituality. This recognition transforms our understanding of self and the world, offering a more expansive perspective. Liberation Beyond Imagination is a practical guide to noticing and appreciating the astonishing details of our experience that are always shining forth. By doing so, we unveil the inherent infinity and unresolvability of the present moment, leading to a deeper, more liberated engagement with life. In essence, this book offers a radical rethinking of spirituality, focusing on the direct, unmediated experience of reality. It challenges readers to shed preconceived notions and embrace the infinite possibilities within their existing experience, revealing that liberation is closer than it appears. From the introduction: At the start of his retreats, Peter Brown often read through a handout, placing special importance on the part where it said, "Be real and authentic; investigate the actuality of your experience. No rules, no obligations, nothing to live up to. The actuality of your being is the sole authority. Own your experience of the radiance, and don't wait for permission. This retreat is only for you." This sentiment sets the tone for this book. Peter took the scientific approach to a new level, emphasizing direct observation and radical empiricism: "The empirical fact is this: if you exist, you experience. The empirical fact is that you experience nothing other than your experience." He called his approach to spiritual inquiry 'the yoga of radiant presence, ' which supports anyone sufficiently earnest and open to engage with the actualit