"Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated."

-Confucius

Something is always pulling us. 

A sense that there’s more to life — More peace, more clarity, more truth. 

We try to find it — in worldly success, relationships, teachings, books. But even the best of these eventually fade.

Everyone is essentially searching for happiness.

But most often, that search is directed outward — toward people, possessions, places, or experiences. 

We chase teachers, books, achievements, and highs, believing they hold the key. But anything tied to the external world is bound to change — and what depends on change can never offer lasting peace. 

True peace has always been within you. 

There’s no future to reach, no perfect book to read, no need to become someone else. The contentment you seek has always been quietly present — waiting to be noticed.

This site is about returning to that.
Rooted in non-duality and timeless wisdom, Simply Here Now points you back to the stillness, contentment, and clarity already within you.
Here, you’ll find:
  • Simple insights and reminders for inner peace
  • Practical guidance for living with clarity and balance
  • Teachings rooted in self-inquiry and timeless truth

The truth is simple:

You are not separate from life. The peace you long for — and all you’ve ever truly sought — is already what you are. And it’s possible to live from that knowing — quietly, naturally, and freely.

You are already whole. You always have been.

Real growth isn’t about accumulating more knowledge or becoming someone new — it’s about seeing through everything that dims your natural light and remembering who you truly are.

The work is inward. It’s about unlearning, letting go, and seeing through the noise that clouds the peace already here — right here, right now.

This site is 100% free. If any of the teachers or pointings mentioned here resonate with you, follow them, support their work, and dive deeper.

Hope it helps.

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"Happiness is your nature. It is not wrong to desire it. What is wrong is seeking it outside when it is inside."