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Doing Nothing presents an unconventional yet deeply compelling perspective on spirituality, self-knowledge, and the power of embracing simplicity, presence, and the undistorted experience of existence over ceaseless seeking.

In this provocative audiobook, Steven Harrison boldly challenges the foundations of modern spirituality, stripping away comfortable illusions and prefabricated solutions. Rather than offering another set of answers, he invites you into the fertile ground of questioning itself. What if true transformation isn't found in spiritual techniques, therapeutic interventions, or self-help formulas? What if the real revolution begins when we stop seeking and start seeing? With unflinching clarity and unexpected humor, Harrison deconstructs our collective addiction to easy answers and external authority.

Becca is only 15 and has a dangerous secret. It seems that her boyfriend may not be who she thinks he is. And why is her five-year-old little brother waking up with mysterious injuries? Matthew, her older brother, is too consumed with a girl he'll never have to help either of them. Bart is a boy who lives nearby. He has visions of a realm no one on earth is supposed to see. No one can imagine how their lives will suddenly come together in one unimaginable moment.

Welcome to the Natter Podcast, the only place to be for all things football.Lewis Daniels and Steven Harrison, the hosts of the Natter Podcast, bring you the latest news, insight, analysis and big-name guests from the Premier League to Grassroots Football.We'll also have reactions from our commentators and guests as we cover the 2021-2022 season, and build up to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.What Makes Us Different?Besides featuring the big team news, we will be promoting local and national pan-disability clubs. Showcasing the beautiful game as it should be, fully inclusive and, no matter what ...

In Getting to Where You Are, Steven Harrison offers a radical perspective on meditation, proposing that techniques meant for enlightenment may actually trap us in illusion. He argues that we're already in touch with our true nature and that pursuing a "better self" through meditation could be as misguided as seeking happiness through materialism.

What if your spiritual path is actually holding you back? Steven Harrison challenges us to abandon our quest for enlightenment and step into the raw, uncharted territory of direct experience. What's Next After Now? boldly challenges us to examine how our spiritual constructs may limit our human potential. Steven Harrison argues that true transformation lies not in building more elaborate spiritual systems or chasing enlightenment but in courageously letting go of these familiar scaffoldings altogether.

Mette and Candice, friends for more than thirty years, both found themselves divorced during the pandemic. They have very different perspectives on the challenge of finding themselves in the midst of an entirely new life.