What's Next After Now?: Post-Spirituality and the Creative Life

by Steven Harrison

This book presents a place of boundless creativity in which we can be constantly challenged and inspired to fulfill the wonders of the human potential.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591810345
• ISBN13: 9781591810346
• Release Date: June 2005
• Publisher: Sentient Publications
• Length: 145 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.6" x 8.5"

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A wonderful survey recommended for any spirituality or new age library.

WHAT'S NEXT AFTER NOW? POST-SPIRITUALITY AND THE CREATIVE LIFE addresses the question of what is 'next after the now' - when spirituality is set aside and you drop into the present. Spiritual seekers have consulted gurus and religions and discovered the power of the present within the spiritual circle -WHAT'S NEXT AFTER NOW? Addresses what comes after, and is a wonderful survey recommended for any spirituality or new age library.

Change Your Mind!

Read this book and take it to heart and you will find that the truth has implications that you may never have seen before. When we apply the insights of quantum physics and eastern thought to our lives, we discover that things are not what we think! As Steven Harrison says, "When we see that the objective world doesn't exist in separation, then we are left with a world in which what we see is what we are." We are so used to the idea that we should strive to be a better person that we have difficulty realizing that change may not come through our efforts. "Where spirituality is least likely is where it is most vital--in the actual life and circumstances of the common person." It's in the actual life where we find out "what's next after now" -- this is where change and creativity happens, rather than in the repetition of what we already know. This book can put you in touch with that edge of creativity, life, and love. It has wonderfully wise and original things to say about relationships, spirituality, morality, and society. Perhaps you will discover that in living the "full-collision life", as Harrison calls it, you can "ride the wave of possibility" and help to create what's next. This book is highly recommended for anyone willing to live outside the box.