
A Book About Being is a memoir about the search for meaning, stability, and presence in an increasingly complicated world.
Through stories drawn from his own life—from a turbulent youth in the Pacific Northwest to building a family and career in Las Vegas—Brian Christensen traces the winding path that led him toward deeper questions about consciousness, responsibility, and what it truly means to live well. What began as a search for practical answers gradually opened into something much larger: an exploration of the relationship between rational thinking, personal experience, and the deeper dimensions of human awareness.
Along the way, encounters with psychology, philosophy, yoga, and contemplative traditions began to reshape how Brian understood himself and the world around him. Instead of finding a single system or belief that explained everything, he discovered that meaningful growth often comes from asking better questions, paying closer attention, and learning to live more consciously in the present moment.
Part memoir and part exploration of personal growth, A Book About Being follows the currents of a life shaped by curiosity, mistakes, and reflection. Through personal stories, lessons, and lived experience, the book invites readers to slow down, look inward, and reconsider what it means to truly be present in their own lives.
Rather than offering rigid answers or simple formulas, A Book About Being explores a quieter possibility: that the path toward deeper understanding may begin not with belief, but with attention—and the willingness to examine one’s own experience honestly.