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The Freedom of Unknowing

The Freedom of Unknowing

Paperback

Metaphysical General

ISBN10: 0692080562
ISBN13: 9780692080566
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Mar 13 2018
Pages: 148
Weight: 0.43
Height: 0.34 Width: 5.51 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Jim Galbraith hits first with a puzzling title, The Freedom of Unknowing. He hits hard with the perplexing suggestion that what we refer to as I, me or the self is illusory! Finally, Mr. Galbraith hits often, with a direct personal account of living in unknowing, living in that freedom which cannot be described or understood; living free of the I. Jim lived through childhood and most of his adult life not only believing, but feeling, that what we all commonly refer to as I was real. He felt real in all aspects, and it appeared that the rest of the world concurred with the same ideology. The crux of this book is an account, in no special order, of Jim's life after the apparent collapse of this seeming self we all refer to as me The author creates no story line, does not teach, gives no direction, and offers no self help; yet, what is said is thoroughly captivating. One wants what he seems to have and wants it badly! The preface and introduction expose the illusion of the I. The book begins with Jim's life problem. He feels he was never smart enough. He is in conversation regarding this seeming misfortune. The conversation is absolutely intriguing. There are questions and comments which are centered and in italics; with answers and comments in regular font and not centered. The conversation is mesmerizing. 'Jim' is not there, but a person named Jim is answering questions and making comments. He is there, but not there.

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