The Question to Life's Answers: Spirituality Beyond Belief
From the moment I saw the title, I was in love with this book. I simply can't recommend it highly enough. Harrison lays to rest narcissistic and narcotic forms of spirituality, and invites us into a truly open inquiry. For those who are tired of seeking security and certainty, and who are willing to take the plunge into spiritual adulthood, this is the book to read. --Joan Tollifson, author of Bare-Bones Meditation: Waking Up from the Story of My LifeWhenever you feel close to a new personal insight in your spiritual life or you sense a breakthrough in the world's spiritual awareness, be sure to check in with Steven Harrison right away. Chances are very good that he's already there, leading the way, way ahead of us. With this work, Harrison deepens and broadens his peeling away more of the layers that hide the truths we seek, the answers we assume, and the questions we avoid. It's quietly wonderful! --David Kundtz, author of Everyday Serenity: Meditations for People Who Do Too Much"Harrison lays to rest narcissistic and narcotic forms of spirituality, and invites us into a truly open inquiry." --Joan Tollifson, author ofBare-Bones Meditation: Waking Up from the Story of My Life"Steven Harrison moves through authoritarianism and belief systems to arrive at consciousness and the explosion of the heart." --Paul Rezendes, author ofThe Wild WithinHow do we enter into wholeness in a divided world? This book takes the reader through a veritable maze of all the complicated constructions humans make, taking sly potshots along the way at science, philosophy, religion and yes, even spirituality. This is a demanding book, well worth the effort of the journey through it. --Elise Boulding, author of Cultures of Peace: The Hidden Side of HistoryLike Socrates, Harrison roves through various questions that make up our modern life to seek answers that we might live out in our search for greater human integration. This work will excite those who have already studied the inadequacies of the world of thought and concepts and are searchers into the `really real. --Rev. George A. Maloney, author of Inward StillnessWhen a book disturbs, upsets commonplace assumptions, and forces us to reconsider major issues, it is valuable. Harrison does all that and more. He throws light into dark corners and offers a way out from our cultural mind-trap. This dialogue is on a par with those of Bohm and Krishnamurti or Castaneda and don Juan. --Joseph Chilton Pearce, author of The Crack in the Cosmic Egg