Jonathon Kerslake (editor of Lived Experience)
"Wow! Beautifully constructed and useful book. What a glorious, uplifting, inspiring affirmation it is!"
Book Description
This is a book about wonder, about the great enigma of life, about ourselves, and about God. It is a book about the absurd, inexplicable, fantastic 'miracle of being' which we are, and of which we know almost nothing, though we claim to know so much.
This is a book about how we might realize the magic of existence again; how we might forget our false selves, remember our true selves, and live, and love, and play in the great mystery all around, and within us- the great mystery of existence, of life, of God.
This is a book about being, not doing; it is about how we become ourselves without struggling; how we walk free without escaping the prison, and how we fly without leaving the ground. It is a book about our return to innocence, to our own pristine heaven within- to humble unknowing, or wise ignorance, as it were- which comes about when we lose the encumbering mass of images we have, at our great expense, created and become ensconced within. In doing so we regain the liberating experience of absolute unknowing, and the profundity of indescribable awe.
Publisher comments
This is a groundbreaking exploration of the mystery of existence- our existence- in that it both assimilates many divergent paths, showing how these proceed toward the same, hallowed destination- wonder- and also by preparing us to walk along this way. This is a book devoted to the miracle, awe, and beauty in all life. It is a book about the ecstasy of unknowing.
About the author
In 2003 Jack Haas became the first author in history to release three five-star books in a single year. Reviews of these books were done by Jim Cox, Editor-in-Chief of the Midwest Book Review, who is considered to be one of the premier book reviewers and authorities on new writing in North America.
