As I type these words, it is almost difficult for me to express how intrigued I feel after only a short excerpt from this book. After only a few pages, I quickly felt as if the author was speaking directly to me, and I was even moved to tears before finishing the passage.
I have long been a proponent of the power of mindfulness and being in the moment. Ever since I found Ram Dass' book "Be Here Now" nearly 30 years ago, I have read every book I could get my hands on about the subject of being present.
This book takes a new look at a popular idea and reaches deep into the "why" behind it all. The author seems to have hit the nail on the head as he observes our desire to been seen as our authentic selves, and not be afraid to show the world who we truly are.
This book is heading directly to my TBR list!
I have long been a proponent of the power of mindfulness and being in the moment. Ever since I found Ram Dass' book "Be Here Now" nearly 30 years ago, I have read every book I could get my hands on about the subject of being present.
This book takes a new look at a popular idea and reaches deep into the "why" behind it all. The author seems to have hit the nail on the head as he observes our desire to been seen as our authentic selves, and not be afraid to show the world who we truly are.
This book is heading directly to my TBR list!