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91. No, it's not hard to read. Kingsley may be an academic, but he writes like a mystic.

You don't need to be a university grad, for sure, though it helps to be able to concentrate. The biggest challenge is that the ideas are densely packed, and will be unfamiliar to people who haven't done any spiritual work yet. Anyone who has done any thinking about Zen, Taoism or any other non-dualist philosophy will do fine.

If you're unsure, start like I did with his latest book "A Story Waiting to Pierce You". It's about how Mongolian shamanism influenced the same ancient Greeks, and gave Western civilization an early non-dualist foundation. It's written in the same style as "Reality" but it's a lot shorter book (120 pages or so), so it's less of a commitment, and it will get you used to Kingsley's style. After reading it I couldn't wait to dig into "Reality".