Now Has No Power

Now Has No Power

by John Robertson Thom

128 pages· 2017· ISBN 9781541176140

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Believe it or not, the most famous names in spirituality: Ramana Maharshi, Eckhart Tolle, and Siddhatta Gotama (the Buddha) gained their spiritual illumination by sheer dumb luck. * Siddhatta Gotama: did not follow the middle path of Buddhism; Siddhatta was an extreme ascetic who lived in poverty and nearly starved to death prior to his enlightenment. * Eckhart Tolle: did not practice the Power of Now; Eckhart was a lifelong depressive personality who, at age twenty-nine, experienced an intense emotional crisis that led to his awakening. * Ramana Maharshi: was neither a non-dualist or Jnana yogi. Maharshi was an undisciplined teenager whose spontaneous spiritual rebirth was provoked by reading the Periapuranam (the life stories of the sixty three Tamil Saints). None of these, now famous, spiritual luminaries understood why or how their enlightenment had occurred and they passed this ignorance down to their disciples, thus leading humanity into an ever deepening secular darkness. By linking ancient Vedic concepts with modern science Now Has No Power will revolutionize your understanding of spirituality and invigorate your quest for spiritual enlightenment.

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