ARA Review by Stephen Ndonga K of In It Together

[Stephen Ndonga K]

[Following is an OnlineBookClub.org ARA Review of the book, In It Together.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The author proves without any speck of doubt that inner peace is within reach despite ones religion, race or material possession.


The conscious self is independent of credit score, the car one drives, academic qualifications or body shape, but rather can be harnessed to bring spiritual liberation.


He articulately guides the reader in finding the real self that is the conscious self. He deeply explains the concepts of past selves and future selves into temporal selfishness, temporal enabling and true conscious love.


The author leads the reader to cognize that true conscious love is relationship where soul recognizes soul, spirit recognizes spirit and consciousness recognizes consciousness.


The author explains the 'now' and shows that there is no singular present. He highlights the need for consciousness of on human to realise it's oneness with the consciousness of another human being in space and extension all human beings.


The author stresses that our paths are different but intertwined reaching towards the same sunlight.He points out that whole outfits may change and new ones created in their place but naked consciousness underneath remains pure and beautiful.Further in real sense he shows we are love itself.


The winning strategy for spiritual liberation is to let go the desire to win the war any war. He stresses that fighting undeniable reality is to lose, to lose the fight itself and also to lose inner peace.


Further self discipline makes one omnipotent. It's attainment frees,this freedom is within reach.


The author explains all there is about temptations. He elaborates that if believes the lie that so ething must be done before you can be content, then you will not be content, and in that Way the lie becames self fulfilling.


The author urges the readers to recognise ones oneness with other human beings and perhaps with all life and whole universe.


He explains that what matters most is what one does but not what one says. He advices that one should keep few promises by making few.

Further one should make few commitments but keep more of the commitments made.


Battles should be chosen stingily, do less better.He points that the best way to help another human is to get out of their way.


He points out that in life the choice is ones.


Rating 5/5 . The ideals in the book are workable. There is flow in the book

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