Beyond the Illusion

von David B. Triemert

302 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

What happens after you begin seeing through the illusions that once shaped your life?In Beyond the Illusion: How to Live Without Losing Yourself in the Process, David B. Triemert moves beyond recognition and into the more difficult territory that follows: learning how to live honestly inside a world you may no longer fully believe in.Most people don't lose themselves all at once. It happens gradually-through expectations, responsibilities, roles, compromises, and countless small agreements made simply to keep life moving.Eventually, those compromises can become so familiar that we stop noticing them.This book is about noticing.Through candid observation, humor, reflection, and lived experience, Triemert examines the pressures that shape modern life and what begins to change when we stop automatically surrendering our attention, judgment, and sense of self to everything demanding access to them.Beyond the Illusion explores boundaries, attention, identity, participation, integrity, mortality, relationships, and the forgotten agreements that can keep us living lives we never consciously chose.But this is not a book about escaping society, rejecting responsibility, or fighting everything around you.It is about learning to remain yourself while still participating in an ordinary human life.Working.Loving.Raising families.Paying bills.Navigating systems.Growing older.And asking increasingly honest questions about what still belongs to you-and what no longer does.Following When the Illusion Breaks: Living Honestly in a World That Rewards Pretending, this second book in David B. Triemert's trilogy asks the question that naturally follows once the illusion begins to fall away:How do you live inside the world without continuing to lose yourself in the process?The answer may begin with something surprisingly simple.Stop abandoning yourself.

• Themen: Philosophie und Religion Philosophie
• ISBN: 9780999859469
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 03.09.2026
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: One Light Press