“Gangaji is one of the smartest, clearest, and most poetic spiritual leaders of our time. Her writing in Hidden Treasure is compassionate, transparent, generous, and ruthless. The mere reading of only a few of her words brings me home to the truth of who I am in seconds.” —Alanis Morissette, Grammy Award–winning singer and songwriter

“To liberate oneself from the story of the ego is a momentous leap utterly necessary in order to wake up to your true nature.  It is the transmission and tools for this great liberation from the story of ego which Gangaji gifts her students and all of her readers. What a joy to feel the power of this liberation in both Gangaji's words and even more, in the space of silence between the words.  It is only from this place of liberation that resplendent glory of the unique perspective of your enlightenment can emerge in its full radiance. It is an honor and delight to recommend this book to any sincere seeker.”— Marc Gafni, Rabbi PhD, author of Soul Prints and The Mystery of Love

"Gangaji's luminous words reflect her luminous Heart, which shines through in the naked telling of her story and her realization.  There's a simplicity, beauty, and grace in both her presence and prose which comes from the real freedom underneath.  Listen, absorb, relax, and know that you are already Home."
—Stephen Dinan, CEO, The Shift Network and author of Radical Spirit

“We each have our own story of the life we think that we are living. But underneath this story lies the deeper truth of who we are—our real nature—and a life that is fully present. With simplicity, clarity and the deep wisdom gained from her own lived experience, in this book Gangaji gives us the tools we need to make this step into our real self. Hidden Treasure is an invitation to wake up into the truth and freedom that are always here.” —Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee Ph.D. Sufi teacher and author, The Return of the Feminine and World Soul

“Hidden Treasure not only speaks to the transformation of consciousness, it is a tool for directly transforming consciousness.  I turned the last page and felt cleansed, renewed.  Ordinary things were more vividly imbued with the sacred, loved ones more lovable, the path home to my true being ample and gracious.  The perennial truths Gangaji shares in this sublime book penetrate to the heart of our deepest longings, and reveal the treasures hidden in the places we have been conditioned to turn away from: the open fields of silence behind our stories.” — Mirabai Starr, adjunct professor of Philosophy and World Religions at University of New Mexico-Taos