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I AM
How the Universe Comes to Know Itself
by Patrick Hunter
Begin with the simplest question there is: can nothing exist? Then follow the answer, one necessary step at a time, all the way to the meaning of the words I am.
- Four parts, thirty-six chapters, one unbroken argument
- From the structure of the cosmos to consciousness, freedom, God and death
- Written for the general reader, with no specialist knowledge required
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Inside the book
What you will take from it
A way of seeing
A single, coherent account that holds physics, life and mind together, and shows you where each piece belongs.
A method you can test
Not conclusions to accept on trust, but reasoning laid out in order, so you can check every step and judge for yourself.
Company in the big questions
Meaning, freedom, grief, God and mortality: the questions that do not go away, faced with honesty and care.
The illusion is not that you exist. The illusion is that you exist alone.
Questions
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Do I need a background in philosophy or physics?
No. I AM was written to carry a rigorous argument to the general reader, without the more austere academic language. It is not an easy book, and says so. It asks for your attention rather than prior knowledge.
Is it a religious book?
No. The author holds no allegiance to any established faith, and the book was not written to defend one. It does, however, arrive at the question of God, and treats every tradition it meets with respect.
Can I contact the author about the book?
Yes. Use the contact page to send Patrick a message about I AM.
Begin the journey
Some questions do not go away.
This one has an answer worth following.