To Be or Not to Be: That Is the Question

In response to Hamlet's question «To be or not to be?», this book provides a brilliant answer.

Being and Non-being are two sides of the same coin made of pure gold. This is because, like Hamlet, we are split in two, the currency of our lives is devalued and we are terribly poor. But when, finally, we unite both sides of this coin and are no longer representatives of Being or Non-being, but representatives of Being and Non-being, we find that we are richer beyond comparison, and our entire life changes.

This explores, from various starting points, this infinitely creative and clearly visible (but wildly paradoxical and mysterious) Union of Being and Non-being. A practical approach is offered, which can help discover (without detachment from everyday life): everything you could ever desire is enveloped in the realization and joy of this Union.

A 93-year-old author with delightful depth and wit describes from his own experience the realization of this Union and generously shares his discoveries, accessible to anyone interested in this.