Something For Everyone : Musings

You run into situations as you journey through life. This work will confirm to you that you are not along in the journey. Certain revelations will open your eyes wider than you could ever have imagined. You will stumble on the unexpected answer to several nagging questions. The calm, casual, and succinct yet pungent rendition from topic to topic make you wonder if the author was with you at the grocery store, bank, post office, workplace, diner, or at a social evening. What happens when you meet with people, the nice and ugly attitudes you run into, poverty and wealth situations, family, friendships, love, and hate, as well as entertain elements that crack you up. Above all, the philosophical antecedents are so subliminal. You will see yourself floating and taking a walk with the author from page to page. Sometimes, you feel very formal, and before you know it, you are in a casual or intimate interaction. All these are happening in your head, heart, mind, and soul. This is a testimony to the existence of philosophy at lower levels that speak to the everyday person. This work is devoid of loquacious and mundane representations that give impressions of the highest heights lofty-minded people tend to demonstrate to intimidate others. Some topics will reveal to you that the author has been to places. Other topics may make you think that the author is a lazy downtown junkie. The up, down, left, and right probes as well as the vertical and horizontal swings make this work a good relaxation sport, even when you are reading a portion containing tenets that you do not quite subscribe to. Do not be deceived when you see things that are casual. They are coming from a highly scholarly and scientific mental arsenal. You will become a deeper thinker by the time you get to the last page of the work.

• | Author: Frederick Nwosu
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Oct 16, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 86 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1700141368
• | ISBN-13: 9781700141361