Light and Shadow: Embracing the Duality of Self

Balancing Your Bright and Dark Sides for a Wholesome Life

De: Southerland Publishing

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Embrace the intricate dance of your light and shadow with this deep dive into the essence of human duality. Discover how history, science, society, and personal stories intersect to shape our dual nature. This exploration not only uncovers the complexities of our inner selves but also offers a roadmap to holistic growth and understanding. A must-read for those seeking inner harmony, self-awareness, and a deeper connection to the shared human experience.

A worthy listen for all.

This audiobook is one all people could benefit from because it is so short and so filled with impersonal, collected information about the nature of duality within the human experience. I feel a kinship with the author because most everything stated here is something I agree with or acknowledge as a truth on some level. What benefitted me was listening and somewhat zoning out as a sort of pasta-on-the-wall mindset to allow my mind to achieve epiphany amongst the data. Since the epiphany was inspired by a shared experience with the author I will share it here instead of making it a part of the book I wrote and am now transcribing to my computer: We talk so often about hitting bottom as if there are levels of beinghood we either can ascend or descend into. I would counter that the depths one ventures down in order to see the light is not a depth we ever climb out of..we simply learn to create anew from that space with all the resources therein. Hahahah! There is courage and reason in falling, so long as we survive the impact. I want to hear more from this author, but I feel this effort is not a culmination of their work yet only the beginning. The strongest aspect is at the tale's end..and I can feel the desire for alchemy throughout all the informative, objective portions..which are so well informed but so lacking of personal alchemy. It is fitting that the audiobook was read by an android and I felt so often throughout my listening experience like I was in the company of an artificial intelligence explaining to me the nature of duality in the human experience. The information provided is so compacted that there's little breathing room to contemplate and that's why I started zoning out..only to reflect upon my own experiences and embrace a different way of understanding the meaning of my own human trials. We have all the information available to us that would enable our positive change if only we could relate to it im a meaningful way. I think this author has a wealth of storytelling of personal growth as well as a love for well organized information and yet they chose to not integrate the two into one. The pace could be slowed down a bit with some humanity and heart in-between the core concepts..and it would allow the listener more breathing room to grasp everything that is being explained as well as assist us in making our own connections with the material as it relates to our own life experiences. I reassert that everyone would benefit from listening to this audiobook and revisiting it even but perhaps only minutes at a time..with self reflections in-between..and as a criticism those breathing spaces could've been provided. I'd like to thank the author for taking me to school on duality and I will absolutely be listening to everything else they contribute.