The Collapse of Illusions by LC Singh What remains when God, Time and Self disappear - a journey through perception, entropy, and emotion DishaNXT
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The Collapse of Illusions What remains when God, Time, and Self disappear? This is not a book of answers. It is a dismantling-of names, myths, and all that we thought was real. From the first flicker of life to the quiet undoing of identity, The Collapse of Illusions traces a journey through perception, entropy, and emotion. With rare clarity, it invites the reader to examine what lies beneath our stories - when every label fades, and only presence remains. A meditative inquiry woven with science, philosophy, and personal insight, this book doesn't preach - it pauses. It doesn't conclude - it ...
The Collapse of Illusions What remains when God, Time, and Self disappear? This is not a book of answers. It is a dismantling-of names, myths, and all that we thought was real. From the first flicker of life to the quiet undoing of identity, The Collapse of Illusions traces a journey through perception, entropy, and emotion. With rare clarity, it invites the reader to examine what lies beneath our stories - when every label fades, and only presence remains. A meditative inquiry woven with science, philosophy, and personal insight, this book doesn't preach - it pauses. It doesn't conclude - it dissolves. If you've ever felt that quiet knock within - this might be the moment to listen. The chapters at a glance Ch. 1 - The Blink That Stayed Ch. 2 - The Illusion of Intention Ch. 3 - The First Pulse Ch. 4 - The Mirror That Forgot Ch. 5 - The Architecture of Fear and the Grand Game of Space Ch. 6 - The Tribe and the Disappearing Self Ch. 7 - Entropy, Disturbance, and the Feedback Loop of Life Ch. 8 - The Unpredictable Field and the Influence Beyond Logic Ch. 9 - Final Passage - Life Theory Ch. 10 - The Collapse of Illusions Closing Reflections Before We Disappear The Blink and the Gentle Exit Not all time is equal. Physical time moves by the clock-minutes, days, years. It ages the body, drives seasons, ticks forward no matter what. But there is another kind of time. Invisible. Psychological. Perceptual. We call it EchoTime. Excerpt from the book People who looked like us, prayed like us, spoke the same language, ate the same food. We came together to feel less alone - but ended up feeling more divided. This wasn't connection. It was camouflage.
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