This book will be a challenge to read. Due to the profound content, in the beginning it will be difficult to absorb the immensity and implications of truth! The purpose of this book is to destroy your false identity, better known as your ego, which is going to be reading the words on the pages to follow. Your first glimpse of awareness will be in the first chapter. Be so in the moment that you’re able to see the defenses of your ego go up. Your ego will instantly judge the words and form opinions to protect itself from destruction.
Eddie has brilliantly written a dynamic rendition of the falseness of ego and the unbelievable control it has over the human species.
Eddie created two fictional characters, Enthoozee and Mego, to write a non-fiction book. They will help point out who we are and the falseness of who we are not. Enthoozee and Mego allow us to be able to read about ourselves without taking the book personally.
In Eddie’s introduction, he carefully lays the foundation from his own life experiences to help give you a sense of understanding about how powerful and fulfilling one’s life can be when finding true undeniable joy.
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The human mind, when used correctly by Enthoozee, can accomplish remarkable feats. The ego, which I like to call your Mego, is such a minuscule piece of the mind, yet it has taken control of such an endless power of the human species, we don’t even know we have it.
Enthoozee’s sole interest is helping people help themselves to reality, Satori, their true self, the absolute enlightenment, god, everything and nothing, nirvana, or whatever you want to call your true nature. In the spiritual search, an often-heard theme is that our true nature is the simplest thing to discover. It is always present right under our noses and we simply need to see. Simply put, Enthoozee is non-resistant acceptance to all that is.
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Eddie Travis uses his book to challenge readers. He asks us to own up by standing out; to be counted, not for the thoughts we have accomplished, but for the things we have done through reflections. Eddie argues that within us is the potential to succeed in executing that which we are reflecting upon. He says man is "the home of positivity and positive energy".
Eddie further instructs that we should not remain knowing, but rather consult what we don't know. Eddie cautions us that instead of priding in what we know, we should be asking ourselves how much we actually know. The author reminds us of the command we should have on our thoughts. The importance of watching over our thoughts is stressed. He points out that animal, unlike man, is not caught in traps of thinking. The animal worries less, and thus sits beyond the level of thinking; the slave of ego.
Travis continues to say that man is full of potential. This is the reason he is above all of God's creations. This quality necessitates our being ranked superior beings. These traits catapult us ahead and should compel us to exercise our energies in our daily life to find means and ways to better ourselves. Eddie states that irrespective of knowing the varieties which await us to accomplish, we need not do it all in a single undertaking.
The Book argues that life is meant to be lived. Live it through positive undertakings that will enable us to attain the best of our dreams and goals. Travis continues by encouraging focusing on improvement instead celebrating achievement. In the celebration, we will arouse the ego.
In conclusion, I recommend the book, as it helps readers with understanding and destroying their ego. Eddie Travis has depicted the ego and the consequences if given reign. If you feel you have not reached your full potential, this book is a must read.
Through insightful and thought-provoking writing, the author encourages readers to embark on a journey of self-reflection, guiding them to access inner wisdom and cultivate a mindset conducive to a better understanding of our world.
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