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This book addresses, fundamentally, the challenges facing the
world. It reveals in the most elemental, and straightforward
way, the issue of “not thinking”. As I assisted in typing the work I found something in my psyche, in my consciousness shifting. I believe all great written works
demonstrate a sort of magical characteristic—the messages adapt themselves to the reader – as per the famous quote “when the student is ready, the teacher will arrive”. But even
more than that, upon subsequent readings, the messages change depending on my place in life, the status of my consciousness.
Since reading this short, but profound treatise, I have noticed my perspective of myself, my life, my experiences, and those
people whom I live my life with, shifting. I have been given a key to objectivity, but more importantly a way to observe the way I interact with my experiences, both past and
present, which allow me to step into a new way of living. One which allows me to tap into the greatest quotes such as: “the Kingdom of Heaven is within me” and others.
When I asked the author why he chose this topic, he responded that after he had decided to write a book he asked “what subject would be of greatest benefit to humankind?” This book is the answer to that question.
This book should be studied, examined,
contemplated and reflected upon. This book is for You. I see this book, in essence, as an operating manual for the mind, which ultimately affects the quality of our life. More than anything this book should be thought about, meditated upon and made part of the thinking process. Meditation here means contemplation, the highest level
of meditation. These ideas have entered into my subconscious and are interacting with my conscious mind to alter the way I think for better. Prior to this book I never had instructions about how to think, even though I have PhD degree. I was not aware of how chaotic my thinking was or the world's.