Title: Philosophical Fragments Of Your Ancient Name
Description: An eclectic compilation of thoughts, musings, rants, observations, fears and hopes, ***Philosophical Fragments Of Your Ancient Name*** takes you on a journey of self-discovery from the outer edges of our solar system to the sanctuary of your soul - and beyond!

The book is divided into three parts: on Science, Christianity and Mysticism. Like adjacent letters in a word which are distinct from each other but follow underlying patterns the fragments assembled in it are puzzle pieces which each reader’s imagination must juggle and fashion. And you need not be a scholar or an expert in any of these fields to enjoy it. For this is a book written by 'everyman' for 'everyman.' 

My goal is that by the end of it the reader will have fitted together a few more fragments of our always already here changeless original face: the face we all share, the face of humanity itself. For our ancient name is none other than the name we all share. That name is 'everyman;''everyman'- he who speaks by the authority of being a human being, an authority in which we all participate.

CONTENTS

Preface: A Confession

The Light Bearer Who Bringeth Darkness
Enter The Light Bearer
Erasing The Rubicon Of Consciousness
Into The Eye Of Darkness
This Requires Further Study
Fukushima Daiichi Super Bugs Me
Educating The Angry Mime Robot
Paranoia Will Destroy Ya
Mime Your Business Kid
Dying In A World Of Maya
The Mephistophelean Manifesto

Losing My Religion Live
Confessions Of A Backslider
Christianity: The Essential Plot
The Plot Sickens
And Sickens .... The Tithes Of Prey
At The Crossroads

The Darkness Who Bringeth Forth Light
A Qubit For Your Thought
The Romance Of Lord Krishna And Radha
The Nada Of Physics
Pinning The Axis Mundi
Parting The Veil
Into The Illumining Darkness
GO: The Human Tragedy Revisited
References
Subjects: philosophy, existentialism, humanism, doug bentley, canadian authors
Places: Fukushima Daiichi, Rome, Jerusalem, Oort Cloud, London
Time periods: Now