YOU’RE ON THE VERGE OF SOMETHING BIG: Finding the Joy and Authenticity Already Inside You, by Roshni Daya, published by SAY YES QUICKLY BOOKS
IN HER DYNAMIC and important new book, You’re On the Verge of Something Big, Vancouver-based spiritual teacher Roshni Daya encourages you to let go of the guilt, worry, and inner turmoil that have consumed you for decades and bring about the real change you crave and deserve. With astonishing insight, she describes how an ancient predatory foe has taken up metaphorical residence in each of us, where it directs us to make false assumptions and distracts us from our own authentic joy, sorrow, sadness, fear, pain, and love. “Your challenge,” she writes, “is to engage in your own process of growth, to awaken presence and bring that presence inside, allowing the qualities of compassion, love, joy, gratitude, and peace already within you to guide your next action.”
Both a Ph.D. academician and a profoundly connective and compassionate teacher, Daya describes how you and I can reclaim our lives if we learn how to take action from a place of love, peace, joy, and gratitude—allowing everything we do to have a positive impact in our own worlds and in the world at large. In the midst of the chaos that surrounds us—and which too often inhabits our inner lives as well—comes a book whose message is sane, simple, celebratory, and, perhaps most important, entirely possible. You’re on the verge of something big, and this book will help ensure that you achieve it.
“With a clear, keen mind and a full, open heart, Roshni Daya shines her brilliant light on the inner workings of genuine transformation. Her commitment to loving and supporting us on our personal journeys is palpable. You’re on the Verge of Something Big is filled with real-life stories that perfectly illustrate spiritual principles we may have understood superficially but can now recognize and embrace at a deeper level. This jewel of a book helps readers cultivate the potent force behind and within the transformation process: genuine Self-Love.”
Suzanne Eder, author of What You Want Wants You
