One may say that this book is a philosophical discussion of time. It started as a big question in regards to the content of the book. A question was then asked and the author decided to go along with it and discuss it in his own manner, which is at times mad and at times very sensible.The author also decided to ask two of his closest friends, to supply a short text on the topic of the philosophical discussion of time. They did do this, which I , I mean the author, appreciated very much.The author would like to address the question, as to whether his friends would have agreed to be a part in…mehr
One may say that this book is a philosophical discussion of time. It started as a big question in regards to the content of the book. A question was then asked and the author decided to go along with it and discuss it in his own manner, which is at times mad and at times very sensible.The author also decided to ask two of his closest friends, to supply a short text on the topic of the philosophical discussion of time. They did do this, which I , I mean the author, appreciated very much.The author would like to address the question, as to whether his friends would have agreed to be a part in this book if they would have had the chance to read it beforehand.I guess that is what you can call trust, or blind trust, since they did not see what the author wrote. They simply agreed to it.Bless them!They must have felt that it cannot be worse than what the politicians are doing...
My name is Christopher Reusch. I was born on 6 February 1989 in Lüdenscheid. In 2014, I completed my bachelor's degree in environmental engineering at the University of Applied Sciences in Bingen. Afterwards, I decided to complete another degree programme, which would take me to South Africa. There I spent about 1.5 years researching vervet monkeys (Chlorocebus pygerythrus) in the South African savannah. I then graduated in 2020 with an M.Sc. in Wildlife. After my studies, I felt that I was different. After all, I had lived for several months in a small nature reserve, in the South African savannah. Surrounded by crocodiles, giraffes, snakes, scorpions, monkeys and various species of antelopes and birds, I had made experiences that changed my life. Experiences that changed me before I even realised it. The time during my studies helped me to get to know myself better and I went from being a committed atheist to a spiritual person. I became heavily involved with the teachings of spiritual masters and was initiated into Reiki Grade 1 in March 2020. But the journey did not stop there and so, in October 2020, I decided to turn my life upside down once again. I made the decision to spend as much time as I could on the question of what I actually wanted, until I had an answer. I found this answer and it was not an easy path to get there. I reached my limits several times and had to get to know myself all over again. Finally I knew that I wanted to write a book and so I wrote the first draft of a book called 'The Book of Fear'. Who am I, you ask? Maybe I am my achievements or my experiences. Probably I am the only one who knows who I am. One thing is clear though. I have learned to question the world that surrounds me and to draw my own conclusions. I don't fit into any pigeonhole because I am an individual. I am someone who has learned to recognise my limits and redefine myself. If you want to know more about me, my podcast and other projects, take a look at my website: www.christopher-reusch.com
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