The life of Irina Tweedy is a path of spiritual awakening accessible to a person of Western culture. Irina Tweedy is Russian by origin; as a child she emigrated with her parents to the West. She received her education in Vienna and Paris. After the death of her husband, she met the Master in India. And if your heart is ready… then meeting the Master is a leap into the Abyss. A book about this. This is a brave, honest diary. A beautiful poem of the heart. The biography of Irina Tweedy offers for our consideration a short path to spiritual awakening that is accessible to a person of Western culture. Irina Tweedy was born in Russia in 1907 and educated in Vienna and Paris. After World War II, she married an English naval officer, and his death in 1954 pushed Tweedie on a path of spiritual quest. When Irina arrived in India at the age of 52, she knew very little about the practice of yoga, although she had already been seriously engaged in Theosophy for seven years. Chance mysteriously led her to a Sufi Master, and directed her on the path of “heart of heart”, the Sufi path of realization. This book is a diary of her spiritual journey. A diary spanning five years, a stunning document of spiritual transformation; it contains doubt, suffering, resistance, long periods of fear, persistence, renunciation, and, finally, all-encompassing Love. The book contains one of the most vivid descriptions of the sexual energy that spilled out with the awakening of Kundalini. Tweedie’s experience is also unique in the sense of the interest that the Master showed in her dreams; the book contains many descriptions of dreams and their interpretations. After less than a year with Master, Tweedie was sent to London without money to start a new life herself. Since then, she has become a spiritual mentor to many people who have been inspired by her books and her teachings about love and enlightenment.