There is a great need for spiritual contemplation, and also a great offer of methods for meditation. Steven Harrison subjects this offer to a critical examination. Is it mindfulness, is it devotion or is it chakras and mantras that lead to enlightenment? Does it require discipline, a teacher and an enormous amount of time? Here and now! The author of "Do Nothing" dispels the myths of the spiritual scene. A modern mystic instigates the truth of the obvious: We are all masters of meditation. Passing clouds do not cloud the sky.
234 pages, hardcover
About the Author
Steven Harrison lives in Boulder, Colorado. As a spiritual seeker, he has travelled the world for decades. He danced with Sufis, meditated with yogis and explored his consciousness under the guidance of shamans. He took stock of these efforts in the groundbreaking essay "Doing Nothing - At the End of the Spiritual Quest" (Edition Spuren 2000).
