God Has One Eye

Exploring the transformative power of mysticism, the book delves into the journeys of historical figures like Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad, who faced condemnation as heretics for their profound insights. It emphasizes the disorienting and painful nature of enlightenment, which shatters preconceived notions of self and reality. The narrative suggests that true enlightenment demands a complete surrender of the old self, leaving behind familiar structures and rules, ultimately leading to a luminous existence that is unrecognizable even to the enlightened individual.