Consciousness and Perception: A Part-Fictionalised Reflection On Humanity's Struggle To Know Reality
McKay, Tony
Synopsis "Consciousness and Perception: A Part-Fictionalised Reflection On Humanity's Struggle To Know Reality"
Consciousness and Perception: Life-Changing Book Urges Humanity to Move from State of Egoic Consciousness...(Press release 2021) ☆☆☆☆☆ Tony McKay's 'Consciousness and Perception: A Part-Fictionalised Reflection On Humanity's Struggle To Know Reality' fuses fact, fiction, spirituality, metaphysics, culture and more to offer an alternative to humanity in its search for True Reality.Wrapped in the gripping story of polar opposite brothers, Ninian and Paul, McKay helps readers dissect the surface-level events in their lives to discover how dangerous egoic human consciousness is affecting everyone's perception of themselves and their world...(Press release 2021) ☆☆☆☆☆ From the back cover: Welcome to this addictive tale of consciousness and perception... where the boundaries between reality and fiction are blurred... where tragedy and positivity are Everyman's story... where mental struggles, violence, poverty, death and turmoil are part of everyday life - regardless of time, location, religious persuasion or mission.Brothers Ninian and Paul couldn't be more different. One struggles with his mental health, and can't escape his drug-fuelled hedonistic lifestyle, and the other has moved to the other side of the world having devoted his life to his missionary work.But neither can escape the dark experiences lying in wait. Life for both brothers becomes sinister and shocking. And the lives of those around them, who are inextricably and eternally linked, are about to face their own, devastating struggles too - the kind no one ever wants to talk about.This part-fictionalised reflection on humanity's struggle to know reality will have your attention from the outset. You may feel as though you know the characters, you may feel like you can anticipate their plights, you may assume you can predict the ending, but you will be wrong.You won't just remember this book for a long time after you've finished reading. You'll also find yourself looking within, searching for what is truly real within your life, your environment and our shared world.
