Title: What's next after now
Product review: Actually 0 starsExpected more from this book. It feels forced, has the feel of 'publish or perish'. The put-down of the power of now (mentioning people were making great amounts of money with it) smacked of jealousy; using a word such as 'next' which suggests space and/or time and allegedly follows 'now' is tortured. Clever, of course, but not intelligent. The author appears to grasp at straws (or some newly invented concept) to engage the interest of prospective readers: what can possibly happen after now? Other than more now. I just did not want to jump down that rabbit hole! And calling non-duality dual? Perchance desperate for ideas? His other book "Being One" had some rather intelligent insights.The writing style in this book is convoluted, the content irritating - promises much, delivers little more than annoyance.Usually not interested in reviewing books - but felt someone had to.
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