The Toltec Way

A Guide to Personal Transformation

By: Susan Gregg

Narrated by: Susan Gregg

When Ellen DeGeneres appeared on Oprah and spoke about the profound changes that certain Toltec principles have made in her life, Dr. Susan Gregg suddenly found herself a beneficiary of the publishing phenomena, the Oprah effect.

Dr. Gregg, author of two previous books on the Toltec, was deep in the process of writing her latest book. Now completed, The Toltec Way was created specifically to bring this ancient wisdom to readers in a way that is easily understood and that makes it applicable to modern life.The gift of the Toltec is in being able to transcend ordinary human awareness and achieve personal freedom. Simply put, personal freedom is the ability to choose how to act rather than react to the events in your life.

The three Toltec Masteries of Awareness, Transformation, and Intent are the key to transcending your limitations and experiencing yourself as the creator of your life. This audiobook is about change and changing yourself. It emphasizes the need to take personal responsibility for the choices in your life, and it offers you a way to start on your journey even as you listen to it. And, because the wisdom to be learned is often best encountered indirectly, you will find that some of the most important knowledge is hidden in the parable-like Toltec teaching stories that are scattered throughout the program.

The Toltec speak of the mitote of the mind. The mitote is the symphony of voices that seems to clamor for your attention—all the preconceived notions, opinions, thoughts, and ideas that constantly whirl in your mind. Beyond that constant noise is a place of peace. This audiobook is your guide to finding that quiet place within yourself.

©2000 Dr. Susan Gregg (P)2000 Macmillan Audio

What a way to live life happy joyous and free.

simply a way to learn how to actually understand the quote

"IT IS WHAT IT IS, AND THAT IT IS IS JUST..... LOVE".

Thank you 😊

Touched my heart. Thank you. I am on the path. Loved the stories of grandmother.

Inspiring, humble and thought provoking

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, because it really makes you think at a different level

Who was your favorite character and why?

Everybody because it was about community and taking care of each-other. The village mentally that our nation has strayed away from over the last 15 years.

Have you listened to any of Susan Gregg’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No, but she is a great reader. I liked her voice and the background music. She came across with sincerity.

Her goal is to share what she had experienced and learned. Expose the reader to another perspective.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

of course not. This book took me on a journey of insight, and resolve. Food for thought from the wisdom of "Our elders" - who have survived their journey to share their knowledge, so maybe, the next generation can learn from their mistakes.

Any additional comments?

I no longer read the printed versions of books since I found Audible.com.
Audible.com provides an alternative for those of us that want to read, but are not very good at the comprehension, or focus. therefore, rarely finish the printed version....

Love everything

Great knowledge from Toltec's culture. There's another excellent book called "The Four Agreements" that motivated me to get this one. Another recommended read!

Love where you are in your journey♡

Living a life of Love feels so good.
Thank you for reminding me that I have the choice everyday to be happy♡

Great addition to The 4 Agreements.

This is a great addition to The 4 Agreements. I highly recommend it. Enjoy :)

Not initially what I was expecting

It was more!
No shit, when the part about the tribe listening to the old woman hit I almost cried. A beautiful story, and is making me more curious of the culture. Just listened to the 4 agreements before this, and it mentioned Toltecs. Now I want to know everything about this sacrificial wizardry, and advanced intelligence this culture possessed. I just listened to :The World's Greatest Civilizations: The History and Culture of the Toltec, following this book. I have to say I am curious about everything this culture has to teach, and am happy that its values were so strong it escaped the civilization and is still effecting the world today.

Very Gently Enlightening

I found this work to be very enlightening, soothing, and calming. I look forward to reading more writings from this author.