in the sea

the author takes you through his struggle for consciousness, through passages and rites.He is in transit, in between stages of late life.There is no guru for him, he has to find his own way. He doesn't suffer fools easily, so he also questions himself again and again. He asks for a humble nakedness, and he states that mirrors cannot tell truth. there is never one truth but the one we can see. Quote: ""The most neglected dimension of the divine is the Eros,"" John O'Donohue. Without imagination we should be poor, and we were born naked but not poor.