This is a conversation about the book, the writer’s process, and his insights.

The questions are deliberate: they are asked from the level of ‘the initiate’. It is an early stage when one is seeking a pre-supposed gratification from wisdom, such as ‘How can it make me more money? Be more attractive? Seduce more partners?’ Some of the most profound advice is lost on ears because the seeker is only looking for pre-defined answers, thus focusing on what they want and missing what they are getting. Are we failing to get answers because our questions are flawed?

This conversation speaks to those who may realise that it is indeed the question that needs re-framing.

I found this article from my archives and it’s related to my book, Fragments of Reality, or actually why I wrote it.
Everyday Life
Most of us are living in a middle of constant rush and hurry. Either we create it ourselves or it is imposed and assumed by the external world we are exposed to. It [...]