How about Now?

Arjuna's approach is simplicity itself. This extraordinary little book points to the presence of peace in this moment. Setting aside the complexity of spiritual concepts and the usual demands for effort and years of devotion to practice, Arjuna leads the reader directly to experience the essence of fulfillment. All that you have longed for and sought to achieve is available to you right now, exactly as you are. Get this book.

If you've been seeking for Freedom, this is your chance to stop the seeking now! With brilliant clarity, wisdom and humor, Arjuna guides you in getting in touch with the Eternal Presence that you are. It's possible to stop postponing living a life of Love, Peace and Truth. For those who have interest, don't wait a moment longer. Order and read "How About Now?" (You'll be back for more copies for family and friends.)

Arjuna's "How About Now" is a wonderful collection of materials garnered from the many meetings he has had around the country with those who seek to know the Truth of who we are. I found it delightful, and much more accessible than similar books from other teachers in this tradition. Arjuna leads us gently but inexorably to the realization of who we really are, with humor and a nice focus on the practical consequences of realization in daily life. If you can't see him in person, this is the next best thing to being there. Don't miss his "Relaxing Into Clear Seeing," either.

This book is alive! The words leap off the page as Arjuna shares his passion for the Truth right now. With transcripts of actual dialogues, prose and poetry, one is led into freedom. And the best of all is that this freedom, this dwelling in the truth, can be lived by us ordinary mortals. Arjuna's gift is his ability to facilitate our awakening. He gives this gift through this book.

In reading "How About Now?", I was struck immediately by Arjuna's ability to communicate seemingly-complex spiritual/psychological issues in an easily-understood manner. Clearly, this author speaks from KNOWING, and this is displayed convincingly.I particularly enjoy the transcribed live talks, where he answers questions with both humor and compassion, qualities that bring life to the topic of discovering one's true identity.The overall tone of this important book is perfectly summed up on the back cover where the author wryly suggests that it be stocked in bookshops under "Spirituality/Basic common sense". Well put - and well done, Arjuna!