This is a very personal book about the author’s finding himself through self-enquiry, something many of us don’t do at a time we should do it the most. I enjoyed his writings to help teach that our experiences can be a well of truth, which he explains through his personal stories. At times it’s like reading his journal and offers tips and lessons for us to find out own way.

Now, the book can be pretty deep and hard to get into at times. I think most of the issues is the words. I love words, but when they all flow together with little to no white space, it can get exhausting to try to read. The formatting with small tabbing made it difficult, but that could have been my ARC version.

Thank you to Netgalley, the publisher, and the author for allowing me to read and review.

This book is well written and has good character development I just couldn’t personally get into the story and found it a little bit of a struggle to keep reading. In the end it does wrap up everything and answers the questions you have, just left a little lacking for me personally. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.