Behold My Soul

“Patience is bitter but its fruit is sweet.” – Aristotle His son sarcastically questioned whether all twenty-year-olds should read this book. He responded with a resounding “yes” because age isn’t a prerequisite for consciousness or lack thereof. Taj Simrit is the epitome of Friedrich Nietzsche’s quote: “Become who you are.” His story is as raw and authentic as it gets. Without sugarcoating, he speaks the truth, not only for others but also for himself. For transparency, it is necessary to pay the price. In his belief that suffering and mistakes were essential for growth, he always chose the most challenging path. If you recognized yourself in this tale of redemption, this was all intended. Embarking on an exotic and enchanting journey of self-discovery, he will guide you from the snowy peaks of the Himalayas to the Amazon and beyond by way of the French Riviera and Corporate America. With his writings, he intricately weaves a fine tapestry that stretches across the time and space continuum. He combines the major threads of yoga, medicinal plants, energy healing, and the philosophy of Ho’oponopono within the framework of Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, and Christianity. By following his story, you’ll embark on a journey that takes you from modern psychology to shamanism, passing through different stages of agony and distress, and ultimately, culminating in elevated emotions and new-found wisdom. Bon voyage…"