Clarity is the only (Spirituality) Paperback – 10 February 2018

This book is so general and written in free flowing text. Auther describes about most simple things and common practices for an healthy and peaceful lifestyle. Authors mostly describes about his own lifestyle like, his diet, daily routine, practice of meditation, about his neighbours, charity and other things. I think, it was given that title- Clarity is the only Spirituality, because having peace of mind and simple lifestyle would itself be called as Spirituality. Author highlights the importance of comparitive religious studies, and also religion must be an option instead of mandate.

Very good

This is the first book which i saw till now that directly hit at at humans most common beliefs and traits.It's so blatantly true that I loved as if somebody is directly talking to me or answering my own doubts.I am reading spirituality based books since last few years, i read sadhguru ji but I was not satisfied as I was not clear enough in my thoughts to know what I am searching for. But this book is like an eye opener.I have only read 16 pages yet and was tempted to write a review - something that i very rarely do.

Nice to read and get inspiration

This book is a compilation of various articles and speeches delivered by the author Susunaga Weeraperuma.The author’s main aim is not to talk about religions or to be precise which religion is to be followed, he rather suggests that clarity in the thoughts and vision is a prime requirement to taking steps in the spiritual world.The book will make you think that ultimately it is your work and vision which leads you to your goal, be it material or spiritual and I cannot hold myself back from referring “योगः कर्मसु कौशलम्|” phrase, which is an absolute truth.The book talks about various topics including those which are considered as a taboo. Not talking about anything doesn't make the thing/situation good (or even bad, for that matter). Neglecting something is worst that talking about it in healthy manner. If you have differences of opinion with someone or about something, only healthy discussion can resolve it.The author has closely followed J. Krishnamurti, and you can find references to him in this book as well.The book is not written simply as a let of essays or articles, containing some idealistic talks. The author goes ahead with some real life experience, and casually he represents his views in nice and effective manner. Including lessons to learn from this book will spoil your reading experience, so we need to stop here.I must add two points though:*) The cover page of the book goes in sync with the content.*) The publishers should be appreciated for getting such book published, as the readership of the book is going to be limited.I would definitely give this book 3.5 stars out of 5.

Simple but powerful and useful writing

Except for the first chapter it doesn't talk about clarity or spirituality. Infact I dropped reading the book after four chapters. The author keeps talking about his experiences/observations which he keeps judging. This book may be for beginners in spiritual path but I don't recommend this as the first thing in spirituality is being non-judgmental.

The book is a brilliant piece of writing. However the print quality is way below par...