Einführung in die eigenen Gedanken

Carl Auer, the only contemporary who truly embodies the often misused term "Renaissance man," achieves nothing less than the perfect book with this slim volume. Open to everything yet uncompromising, its content encompasses the multiverses of human thought while simultaneously reaching the highest level of Zen consciousness: the complete void.

The book does not offer answers but leaves plenty of room for questions. In its understated manner, it quickly becomes a constant companion that one does not want to be without. The experiences of autonomy and self-efficacy that it conveys to the reader make it an intimate and reliable guide in all aspects of life.

Anyone who holds this book understands Paul Watzlawick's exclamation: "Carl Auer? I should have chased after him!".