Who Am I?

This book offers a unique perspective on our desire for development and the nature of who we are,showing us that all things and beings are intimately related,alive,and ultimately "One." Through a poetic parody of human desires,it reminds us that our quest for more does not bring us closer to knowing ourselves or seeing the world as contemporary scientific or spiritual leaders suggest. The illustrations offer a glimpse at our formless nature and how our excessive wish for love, home, comfort, power, and productivity transforms our worldview and bypasses our deep infinite nature.

Format: Hardback
Length: 96 pages
Publication date: 04 January 2022
Publisher: Oro Editions

This captivating book boasts stunning surreal illustrations that captivate readers of all ages, while its lighthearted and humorous storytelling style makes for an enjoyable and quick read. It delves into our innate desire for growth and exploration, shedding light on the nature of our identity. Through a poetic parody of our insatiable thirst for more, it becomes evident that this quest does not lead us closer to understanding ourselves or achieving the enlightenment that contemporary scientific and spiritual leaders promise. Instead, all things and beings on our planet are interconnected, alive, and ultimately part of a greater whole.

Each vibrant painting in the book serves as a visual representation of our intimate connection with the world. Meanwhile, the concise and witty lines cleverly comment on the challenges we face in the industrial world, where dreams and reality often blend together. Through the transformation of forms, this album offers a glimpse into our formless nature and how our relentless pursuit of love, home, comfort, power, and productivity shapes our worldview and distances us from our inherent infinite nature, which cannot be fully expressed through words.

As indigenous traditions have imparted, "life is like a dream. One wonders whether it is by living that we dream or by dreaming that we live."

Weight: 734g
Dimension: 224 x 288 x 16 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781954081291