The Arts & Book of Opposites

"The fundamental faith of metaphysicians

is the faith in antithetical values." - Nietzsche​​​​​​​​​​​

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​You most definitely do not want this book.
You may just have your whole life challenged, and you do not want that.
You might feel unsure or uneasy, but simply ask yourself, "what is the opposite?"

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Features:

• Daily tips and ideas based on EVERY household item, really!

• Deeper meanings and hidden truths found in plain sight.

• Powerful affirmations and unique perspectives, to get you to consider what you have never seen before.

• Dozens of Quotes from Philosophers, Mystics, Authors and more.

• Highly interpretive and contemplative thoughts and charts.

• Contributions to Psychotherapy, Education, Politics, Gardening, Health, Science, Religion and even Games.

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​You may have heard before...
"Nothing is what it seems."
"The truth is stranger than fiction"
Let's put that to the test.​

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​You may not know what to expect,

but you may just change your life because of it.
 

The book is designed with intention,

creatively due to it's metaphysical nature.
Independently created with gratitude and playfulness

in care for creating a better world.

 

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"Doctors destroy health. Lawyers destroy justice. Psychiatrists destroy minds. Scientists destroy truth. Media destroys information. Religions destroy spirituality. Governments destroy freedom. Teachers destroy curiosity. Artists destroy creativity. Corporations destroy integrity. Politicians destroy unity. Historians destroy memory. Economists destroy fairness. Technology destroys connection. Soldiers destroy peace. Philosophers destroy certainty. Leaders destroy trust. Activists destroy dialogue. Celebrities destroy authenticity. Advertisers destroy self-worth. Social media destroys privacy. Banks destroy security. Education systems destroy individuality. Entertainment destroys focus. Wealth destroys humility. Power destroys compassion. Competition destroys collaboration. Pride destroys wisdom. Greed destroys generosity. Innovators destroy tradition. Investors destroy sustainability. Environmentalists destroy balance. Theorists destroy practicality. Critics destroy encouragement. The wealthy destroy equality. The poor destroy hope. The young destroy tradition. The old destroy innovation. The strong destroy vulnerability. The weak destroy resilience. The silent destroy voice. The loud destroy listening. The wise destroy simplicity. The foolish destroy caution." (Page 10, Introduction)

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Disclaimers:

• "Practical" Metaphysics here infers that complex teachings can come from simple objects and ideas

• Some "opposite" suggestions are assisted with Artificial Intelligence to portray more possibility.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​