COMING TO NOTHING AND FINDING EVERYTHING: Prison, Headlessness, and The Man in the Other Bathroom

All of J.C. Amberchele's books have been rated five stars. Writing of Cracked Open, Amberchele's last book, a reviewer states, "I have read what seems like a billion books about spirituality in the last 50 years. This one is my favorite." Another reviewer reports, "One of the all time best books ever. Period." This new book by J.C. Amberchele continues in the same vein, relating his personal experiences, both in prison and after release, to the timeless Now of awakening and the reoccurring transformation that follows. As Richard Lang, author of "Celebrating Who We Are" writes in the Foreword, "Amberchele writes with honesty, humility and humour, painting with vivid word-pictures his adventures. But what also enables me to enter deeply into his mind and heart is his direct seeing and valuing of the Self at the core of himself, the one who is 'the soul of my soul.'" In the wisdom tradition of the philosopher Douglas Harding, J.C. Amberchele invites us to "come to our senses" and actually See for ourselves Who we really are, rather than blindly accept what someone else has told us. In this book, he encourages us to "look at what we are looking out of" and actually experience our true nature, that which is always available to each of us right now.