The Truth Keeps Changing Every Time I Tell It
A Dissociative Phenomenological Exploration into why 'Philosophy Lives In Systems, Not In Books.'
"I spent decades living with the illusion of control and authority over my own mind, thinking I was just bad at the game."
"I wish I could unmake the whole thing so I don't have to feel the distance between where I was and where I am now."
"If that's what the clinical world defines as healthy, then I'm not even sure that healthy is something I want to be."
"There is no truth if it can't be pursued — and there is no peace when red lines get crossed."
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Table of Contents
- Preface
- Does That Make Me Crazy?
- The Way You Make Me Feel
- The Problem of Infinity
- Armor of Apathy
- Non-Deterministic Internal Family Systems
- Mic Check One Two
- Thoughts That Can't Survive Complete Sentences
- The Source Of Infinity
- The Fear of Tomorrow
- Kids Will Be Kids
- The Scout
- Just Nod If You Can Hear Me
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"I once referred to this book as 'Zen and the Art of Multiplicity Maintenance' during a moment of delusional self-grandeur." — Me, Myself and I