Being of beings, changeless and eternal, for ever and ever takes you on a journey of discovery at the end of which the author hopes you will find bliss and freedom in the union with reality - the absolute reality. The author has grown up with the concept of God - a term which for him, is very sacred. However the term God has become seriously contaminated, ironically in many instances, by religious dogma. Many people of great intellect and deserving great respect deride a belief in God whose existence, they say, lacks evidence of any kind. Many also conclude there can be no God when events such as the Holocaust or bone cancer in children occur, or because of religious dogma, a 13-year-old girl is stoned to death after being raped by three men on the basis that she has committed adultery. But blaming all these events on God is like blaming the 'screen' for the bad things that are taking place in the 'film-show' superimposed upon it. Everything good or bad takes place in the film-show and the participants are oblivious that there is this screen within. The author describes how he became aware of this screen and he suggests that anyone, within certain conditions, who reads this book will become aware and attain union. No one else will, or can, do it for you.