A. Chan

Considering it all, questioning it all

Revisado: 01-19-25 El oyente recibió este título gratis

I was recommended this title in study group for extrasensory skills. I went into it already questioning what many consider truth and wondering what is the practical use for the lies we uncover and realities that crumble. The author looks at a few topics form many angles. What is most impactful for is that finding something personal, that I don't question is where the work is the hardest and where misconceptions originate, where one can be mislead and lied to (my the self or my other). There were several times, because I tend to take things too seriously, where I felt a heavy weight in learning and unlearning and re-questioning reality. But, deeper in the book, there is more on the inner truth and its purpose and where it can lead you, personally.
It is a book that needs to be re-read for rediscovery, since the layers of beliefs and re-forming understanding can take time.
I enjoyed the angles he takes immensely. This is work our minds are meant to take on. I think when I re-read, I may choose to hope around as I did not enjoy briefly covering a topic but having to wait later in the book for deeper dive. But for the first read, I suspect this is the journey the author intended.

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Awesome story

Revisado: 12-31-22

Literally amazing story, has funny parts and serious parts. And i like the narrarator a lot

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