The Anonymous Ones

In the novel “The Anonymous Ones”, the author deals with the slippery border between Unicity and God, unicity and Their Gods and our human/antihuman or laic/theist beliefs, but especially between our human conscience and its antihuman subconscious, etc., as humanoid. Offering in this way a deep philosophical investigation of the nature of our human, humanoid and scientific existence. The author unravels the confusion which often appears when the divine essence is equivalent to the universe itself – finally bringing to light a more clear understanding as meaning, of what Unicity and God are, unicity and their Gods, but also contents and bodies, entities and universes, objects and phenomena, etc., as truths of parts and sequences of their dialectic and unconventional simultaneities, with all that exists as perception, extrapolation or metaphor.  

An essential reason for which this book does not have proper names or conventions imposed by limited conditions of existence.

With a piercing analysis and a clear style, the author leads the lectures through a complex metaphysical territory, with clarity and deepness. Territory, which is in fact the simple nature which we are and in which we exist, because everything is simple as nature but infinite and unlimited in and beyond limited marks, situations and systems of reference. Through our limited conventions we try to comprise, know or define the infinite or the unlimited of nature, complicating things and its simple works as nature, its paradox/absurd and perfect/imperfect. Which cannot be proven or solved considering their eternal and endless transformation. Nature does not know what mathematics or physics is, religion or parapsychology, existence or nonexistence, etc., it just is all these and all that it is, at one place, as truth or unconventional and dialectic/simultaneity of sequences and parts. We, any content or body, etc., complicate things and the works of nature, through our limited conventions, compared, comparative or reported with marks, situations and systems of reference, limited as well. Not because we don’t want this but just as failure of our conventional limits. We must overcome them even if still through conventions, conventional and specific conditions of existence.

 The book challenges us to doubt our assumptions regarding identity, purpose and the silent forces which shape both our interior world as well as the exterior one. Through its essence of eliminating marks, situations and systems of reference as much as possible, even if nature in any of its variant moves on just like us.

“The Anonymous Ones” is an ideal reading for those who are searching for a deeper or more refined speech and in the contemporary philosophy, but also for those that are drawn by the search for truth beyond our conventions that are human or humanoid or scientific. As well-defined entities and universes, human/antihuman and laic/theist, together as truth or unconventional dialectic/simultaneity of sequences and parts. Not just as separate structures or just virtual, illusions and shadows, sophism or utopia as perception, extrapolation or metaphors, human, humanoid or scientific, by case.