Who on Earth are You? by Nick Inman is
the type of book that really gets the reader thinking about not only a profound
subject, but about themselves. It is the type that makes you question who you
are on a deeper, more philosophical, spiritual, and emotional level than you
probably ever have. This is the type of book that is meant to be read, talked
about, and shared with others.
Book
Description
“Acknowledging that the question Who
am I? can cause a great deal of philosophical and
scientific consternation, this thoughtful guide helps readers explore the
question for themselves. Offering a fresh look on the superficial daily details
used by society—such as name, face, and job title—deeper inquiries are brought
into the discussion. Delving into layers of identity from passwords and
statistics to relationships and spirituality, vital guidance is provided for
one’s journey to self-realization. A valuable tool for teaching empathy,
cooperation, and self-awareness, this helpful book is a detective story
traversing the fascinating territory of the inner-self, memory, mind, and soul.” – Who
on Earth are You?
My Thoughts
Who on Earth
are You? is a book that asks a seemingly simple question which you have
probably never asked yourself before. “Who am I?” You are more than your name,
job, family, and anything else you have probably been identifying yourself as
for the past few decades. You are much more than all of that. To find out more,
this book guides you on a path of self-discovery to teach you more about
yourself.
You may ask yourself why finding out who you are
is so important. The author points out important reasons this is crucial. For
example, you can’t know anything if you don’t know who you are, knowing who you
are sets you free, it is the source of ethics, tolerance, empathy, and so much
more.
This book really got me thinking on a deeper level
about myself than I have before. It helped me to understand myself in ways I
never really thought of until I read this book. I enjoyed reading it and will
definitely be sharing it with others. I highly recommend it.
* Thank you
to the publisher of Who on Earth are You?, Findhorn
Press, for providing me with a copy of this book for review. All opinions
expressed are my own.
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