So You'Re a Spiritual Being-Now What?: A Straightforward Guide to Understanding and Growing in Your Spiritual Journey

Do you consider yourself spiritual rather than religious?

Are you craving clarity for your path and purpose?

Would you like to learn more about how you can grow spiritually?

So You're a Spiritual Being-Now What? sets out to provide the answers. It presents fundamental spiritual concepts, the mind-set, practices, and disciplines of a spiritual seeker.

"...perfect for all seekers on the path of spirituality, no matter their level. Everyone will find much to kindle their thinking in this book." -Swami Advaitananda

This book delivers classical spiritual teachings from India in an easy, contemporary style. The knowledge originates from a wisdom tradition called Vedanta.

Manisha Melwani, who has learned directly from teachers of Vedanta, shares her understanding and first-hand experience as a spiritual seeker.

"Manisha has a gift. Utilizing a friendly, conversational style, she has taken complex philosophical concepts from the Vedanta tradition of ancient India and expressed them in a simple and understandable manner for the Western reader. She has demonstrated that the wisdom that originated thousands of years ago is ageless and universally relevant today, as it was in the past. This book is a must read for any seeker of wisdom." -Tony Murdock, M.A., Meditation Instructor Hindu Religious History and Christian Studies, McMaster University

Count on this book for clarity, inspiration, and tools for your spiritual journey.

Manisha Melwani is a teacher and speaker who loves sharing the spiritual wisdom of Vedanta with seekers looking for clarity and guidance in their lives. She conducts classes and workshops on numerous Vedantic topics, meditation, and stress management. Her approach is a unique blend of her Eastern roots and a Western viewpoint. She was born in Mumbai, India, raised in Singapore, and now lives in Toronto, Canada. Read her blog articles and connect with her at www.ManishaMelwani.com