Russel Williams was born in London in 1921. He now lives in lives in Atherton, near Manchester, UK, with his wife Joyce. Since 1974, he has been the president of The Buddhist Society of Manchester. This is his first book. Steve Taylor PhD is a senior lecturer in psychology at Leeds Metropolitan University. He is the author of several best-selling books including Waking From Sleep and Back to Sanity, and a book of spiritual poems The Meaning. www.stevenmtaylor.co.uk

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   There have been moments in my life when the deeper spirit and voice of a book have profoundly altered, shattered, or transformed something within me. The first time was when I was 19 and read Siddhartha. On one level, I barely grasped what I was reading-but on another, it awakened a sense of possibility, a glimpse of a deeper path and meaning in life. The second time came in my early 40s, with Eckhart Tolle's A New Earth. Nothing in it felt entirely new, yet it stirred a powerful remembrance of stillness-like returning home to something I had always known. Now, surprisingly, it has happened again. There is something beautifully ordinary in Russell Williams' voice, yet it carries the resonance of lifetimes of quiet journeying. I feel immense love, grace, and gratitude for this book finding its way to me, and for the vibration of wisdom it brings. I hope it finds you too.

   Jonas P

   02 oktober 2025

Russel Williams was born in London in 1921. He now lives in lives in Atherton, near Manchester, UK, with his wife Joyce. Since 1974, he has been the president of The Buddhist Society of Manchester. This is his first book. Steve Taylor PhD is a senior lecturer in psychology at Leeds Metropolitan University. He is the author of several best-selling books including Waking From Sleep and Back to Sanity, and a book of spiritual poems The Meaning. www.stevenmtaylor.co.uk

Select Guide Rating

1. 5/5

   Underbara insikter och livsberättelse

   There have been moments in my life when the deeper spirit and voice of a book have profoundly altered, shattered, or transformed something within me. The first time was when I was 19 and read Siddhartha. On one level, I barely grasped what I was reading-but on another, it awakened a sense of possibility, a glimpse of a deeper path and meaning in life. The second time came in my early 40s, with Eckhart Tolle's A New Earth. Nothing in it felt entirely new, yet it stirred a powerful remembrance of stillness-like returning home to something I had always known. Now, surprisingly, it has happened again. There is something beautifully ordinary in Russell Williams' voice, yet it carries the resonance of lifetimes of quiet journeying. I feel immense love, grace, and gratitude for this book finding its way to me, and for the vibration of wisdom it brings. I hope it finds you too.

   Jonas P

   02 oktober 2025

Russel Williams was born in London in 1921. He now lives in lives in Atherton, near Manchester, UK, with his wife Joyce. Since 1974, he has been the president of The Buddhist Society of Manchester. This is his first book. Steve Taylor PhD is a senior lecturer in psychology at Leeds Metropolitan University. He is the author of several best-selling books including Waking From Sleep and Back to Sanity, and a book of spiritual poems The Meaning. www.stevenmtaylor.co.uk

Select Guide Rating

1. 5/5

   Underbara insikter och livsberättelse

   There have been moments in my life when the deeper spirit and voice of a book have profoundly altered, shattered, or transformed something within me. The first time was when I was 19 and read Siddhartha. On one level, I barely grasped what I was reading-but on another, it awakened a sense of possibility, a glimpse of a deeper path and meaning in life. The second time came in my early 40s, with Eckhart Tolle's A New Earth. Nothing in it felt entirely new, yet it stirred a powerful remembrance of stillness-like returning home to something I had always known. Now, surprisingly, it has happened again. There is something beautifully ordinary in Russell Williams' voice, yet it carries the resonance of lifetimes of quiet journeying. I feel immense love, grace, and gratitude for this book finding its way to me, and for the vibration of wisdom it brings. I hope it finds you too.

   Jonas P

   02 oktober 2025