The Book, SULI Daniel Johnson
The Book, SULI Daniel Johnson
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The Book
From the Horror Beneath Reality

Author: SULI Daniel Johnson

Narrator: Alexander Von Bergman

Unabridged: 30 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 11/29/2022


Synopsis

Gerard Ploilaux, a seventeenth-century violin enthusiast, makes a rare find in a unique violin that produces the most incredible sound he has yet experienced. Seeking to replace the strings he is driven on a quest that takes him to places few have ventured and he meets people he wished he had not. The excursion leaves him wishing he had not ventured from the familiar sanctuary of his life into terror-stricken realms he did not know existed.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Patrick on July 24, 2007

What a powerful little book. Watts has a gift for explaining Eastern thought and metaphysics to a western audience. Some of the statements in this book will change the way you look at the world in an instant. The day I finished reading this I spent two hours wandering around Seattle staring at trees......more

Goodreads review by Erik on May 09, 2012

Having read this and several other works by Watts while still in high school, I am unsure of a proper rating. At the time he was very influential, but then I knew so little and was so very unhappy. Mother introduced me to Watts and, thus, Eastern philosophies. Actually, they were covered a bit in Fre......more

Goodreads review by J.D. on September 20, 2013

Watts says humans are connected to everything around us so that we and the universe are one. The goal of Eastern thought is to tap into that oceanic feeling and love and harmony will result. This perspective he contrasts with Western thought, which is atomistic and ego-based, leading to competition,......more

Goodreads review by Jack on May 28, 2013

Alan Watts does a fine job of breaking through the narcissistic wall that many of us build around ourselves, as if we have a superior, godlike ability to access a vantage point that sees a world around us, apart from us, rather than us of it, fully immersed within the Whole Everything of All Things.......more

Goodreads review by Bryan on September 28, 2007

This is one of those books that goes deep into the essence of the PERSONAL EGO. The way we look at the world and why we look at it with squinting eyes. This book literally opened up my mind to some new thoughts and at solidified some of my own ideas that I had been dwelling on for years. Its funny at......more