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　　This collage-like book is an inquiry into the nature of life and of existence itself. Simultaneously philosophical, spiritual, and literary, it pushes the boundaries of this area of thought beyond the strictures of science, religion, and all other forms of ideology. Author Richard Grossinger dazzlingly blends narrative memoir, short science fiction “novels” (the shortest being a mere paragraph), political think pieces, Buddhist screeds, public dialogue via found art, and even dreams to create a bold view of the world and humankind’s precarious place in it.

Life

The Character of Life

Dogs

Submolecular Activity

Dimensionless Strings

Cell Machine

Mortality

The Birth of Consciousness

The Animals' Rebellion

Check Digits

Incarnation

Disease

Life As a Computer Simulation (1)

Brief Biology Lesson

Parents

　Destruction by Degrees of Impersonality

　Freud and Jung

　Incorporation

　Mercy

　Martial Arts

　Wager

　Nonmemory

　Life As a Computer Simulation (2)

　Anonymity

　The Unconscious

　Water

　Death

　Opening the Energy Gates

　Cocoons

　Penguins

Landscapes

　Mount Desert Island

　Spider

　Seal Cove Pond

　Somes Pond

Wolfie's Rock

The Milky Way

Tidepools

The Snake

Thunder Hole

Western Mountain

Sacred Geography

Power Outage

Long Pond

Destiny

Abode of the Message, New Lebanon, New York

Lunch Line

Pirates

Long Beach, New York

Surf

　……

Matter

Astronomy

Vision

Responses to Dzogchen Buddhist Commentary

Politics

History

Six Very Short Science-Fiction Novels

Reviews

In Memory of Friends

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This collage-like book is an inquiry into the nature of life and of existence itself. Simultaneously philosophical, spiritual, and literary, it pushes the boundaries of this area of thought beyond the strictures of science, religion, and all other forms of ideology. Author Richard Grossinger dazzlingly blends narrative memoir, short science fiction “novels” (the shortest being a mere paragraph), political think pieces, Buddhist screeds, public dialogue via found art, and even dreams to create a bold view of the world and humankind’s precarious place in it.