by Darryl Anka
The one will seem super woo-woo to most people, but it was a fascinating read, especially the first half. Some of the philosophies were familiar, but some ideas expanded my mind into new ways of thinking. I love when ideas force me to think outside the box. The book is another reminder that we are the universe experiencing itself and that we are all connected.
“…This means that to be self-aware, in other words, to be conscious, there must be a reflection that appears to be separate from you. Not that it actually is separate. The appearance of separateness is sufficient to cause self-reflection and thus, self-awareness,”