Substantially, the book is about one human beings journey into the human condition and why and how this conditioning prevents us from awakening perception into the infinite nature of what I refer to as, deep reality. A conditioning that weighs so heavily on our potential sensitising of consciousness, it prevents us from realising a perception beyond human history, beyond our accepted norms, our cultural acquiescence, and our experience of existence as being separate, solidified, known, and for many, mundane. 

We explore how this awakened subtle perception enables us to sense the eternal qualities that are responsible for existence, qualities within and yet beyond the nuts and bolts of the energy that builds our universe; beyond thought, knowledge, and any sense of human exceptionalism. A consciousness of innocence that is unencumbered by the past.

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We also explore how this awareness sensitivity intensifies within the occurrence of deep silence. A presence of stillness which resides between existence and nonexistence. A stillness that enables consciousness to not only observe and experience reality with all its beautiful structures, but also be aware of the qualities within and behind it, that are without beginning or end. 

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This same sensitivity likewise assists us to experience reality as miraculous, as a profoundly mysterious and infinite process that is exponentially evolving and complexing energy into greater and further evolved vehicles of conscious awakening. Moreover, see and experience existence, including our own, as an appearance that is otherworldly, utterly sublime and radiant with light. 

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Throughout, I also challenge orthodoxy, ideology, and especially religious, political and spiritual authority, advocating that each of us is capable of direct experiential observation and understanding. 

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Most importantly, we explore the depth and breadth of consciousness, the awakening of intelligence and love, and within other chapters, the power and limitations of thought, the enigma of self, the driving presence of fear, and the non-conceptualised presence of meaning, and so forth.

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It is a book that challenges many of our accepted beliefs and assumptions, offering a perspective that is beyond conventional knowing, knowledge and for the most part, our human experience.     

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Substantially, the book is about one human beings journey into the human condition and why and how this conditioning prevents us from awakening perception into the infinite nature of what I refer to as, deep reality. A conditioning that weighs so heavily on our potential sensitising of consciousness, it prevents us from realising a perception beyond human history, beyond our accepted norms, our cultural acquiescence, and our experience of existence as being separate, solidified, known, and for many, mundane. 

We explore how this awakened subtle perception enables us to sense the eternal qualities that are responsible for existence, qualities within and yet beyond the nuts and bolts of the energy that builds our universe; beyond thought, knowledge, and any sense of human exceptionalism. A consciousness of innocence that is unencumbered by the past.

​

We also explore how this awareness sensitivity intensifies within the occurrence of deep silence. A presence of stillness which resides between existence and nonexistence. A stillness that enables consciousness to not only observe and experience reality with all its beautiful structures, but also be aware of the qualities within and behind it, that are without beginning or end. 

​

This same sensitivity likewise assists us to experience reality as miraculous, as a profoundly mysterious and infinite process that is exponentially evolving and complexing energy into greater and further evolved vehicles of conscious awakening. Moreover, see and experience existence, including our own, as an appearance that is otherworldly, utterly sublime and radiant with light. 

​

Throughout, I also challenge orthodoxy, ideology, and especially religious, political and spiritual authority, advocating that each of us is capable of direct experiential observation and understanding. 

​

Most importantly, we explore the depth and breadth of consciousness, the awakening of intelligence and love, and within other chapters, the power and limitations of thought, the enigma of self, the driving presence of fear, and the non-conceptualised presence of meaning, and so forth.

​

It is a book that challenges many of our accepted beliefs and assumptions, offering a perspective that is beyond conventional knowing, knowledge and for the most part, our human experience.

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T.K.Plowright