Title: THE RIDDLE OF BEING
Product review: THERE is little point in attempting a review of these 80 pages of ephemera. A study of one man's inability to fit into his own skin. To put it mildly, a depressing excursion into the one character, Hugh Person's, life. The author says that had Hugh not had his transparent side there would be no point to the book. But I found the transparent side just as infected with this fetish for trivia.However, the author gives some great advice if the reader could sort it out: Don't "explain the inexplicable." Live with the "supposition that 'reality' may be only a 'dream'." "The very awareness of being aware" may be just "a built-in hallucination." And don't forget this quote: "There is no lake without a closed circle of reliable land." This reader is still searching to find these transparent things.
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