“Only the enlightened person can live luxuriously.” -Osho The world is too complex for your mind to comprehend. Because the truth of who you are is unintelligible, your mind reduces you to labels such as archetypes, psychological types, zodiac signs, and social roles. Your mind is intentionally oversimplifying you and constraining you to identify with its concepts. Your sense of I, your whole identity, is based on an entity that is only relatively real – and this is the source of all the problems you have in your life. Your false sense of “You” does even more: It urges you to pursue wrong goals. No wonder you are never fully satisfied upon achieving them! You can learn who “You” are—and, more important, what “You” is—only if you understand what the autofocus setting is and how to turn it off. By turning this autofocus off, you can stop living your life out of memories and start living in the present. In Autofocus Off, the basic message is: To experience a life without autofocus, you have to use your mind against itself. In this easy-to-read, empowering guide, author Stephen Williams shows readers how to experience a spiritual awakening by adjusting their perceptions of the world and changing the default settings of their mind. Each chapter explores different elements of living a life without autofocus and poses questions to the reader allowing for self-reflection. By understanding how the mind works, readers can find instant enlightenment and break free from the prison of self-image to experience a state of being which cannot be described.