Error 404: Soul Not Found by William James Veitch is a self-help/philosophical memoir written in a sharp, witty voice that blends personal narrative with spiritual insight and dry humour.
The book opens with the author's real-life catalyst — blacking out at 110 km/h near Alexandria in the Eastern Cape and walking away from a total vehicle wreck without a scratch — which he frames as the universe's dramatic intervention to jolt him off autopilot.
From there, across six chapters, Veitch builds a consistent metaphor: the human brain as a biological radio receiver, perpetually tuned to the wrong frequency — a local station of ego, anxiety, habit, and numbing substances — when it could be receiving the "Universal Consciousness" broadcast instead.
Each chapter peels back a layer:
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Error 404: Soul Not Found by William James Veitch is a self-help/philosophical memoir written in a sharp, witty voice that blends personal narrative with spiritual insight and dry humour.The book opens with the author's real-life catalyst - blacking out at 110 km/h near Alexandria in the Eastern Cape and walking away from a total vehicle wreck without a scratch - which he frames as the universe's dramatic intervention to jolt him off autopilot.From there, across six chapters, Veitch builds a consistent metaphor: the human brain as a biological radio receiver, perpetually tuned to the wrong frequency - a local station of ego, anxiety, habit, and numbing substances - when it could be receiving the "Universal Consciousness" broadcast instead.Each chapter peels back a layer: Chapter 1-2 explore consciousness, intuition, and breaking free from the ego's gripChapter 3 tackles substance use as "chemical static" blocking authentic self-awarenessChapter 4 is a survival guide for navigating a world still asleep - with compassion rather than preachinessChapter 5 champions creative expression as a moral imperative for the awakened selfChapter 6 addresses purpose and individuality within the larger human tapestryThe tone is the book's real strength - irreverent, self-deprecating, and laugh-out-loud funny at times, while drawing genuinely on Rumi, Jung, Lao Tzu, Eckhart Tolle, and even Dr. Seuss to make its philosophical points land accessibly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798172723131
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Error 404: Soul Not Found by William James Veitch is a self-help/philosophical memoir written in a sharp, witty voice that blends personal narrative with spiritual insight and dry humour.The book opens with the author's real-life catalyst - blacking out at 110 km/h near Alexandria in the Eastern Cape and walking away from a total vehicle wreck without a scratch - which he frames as the universe's dramatic intervention to jolt him off autopilot.From there, across six chapters, Veitch builds a consistent metaphor: the human brain as a biological radio receiver, perpetually tuned to the wrong frequency - a local station of ego, anxiety, habit, and numbing substances - when it could be receiving the 'Universal Consciousness' broadcast instead.Each chapter peels back a layer: - Chapter 1-2 explore consciousness, intuition, and breaking free from the ego's grip- Chapter 3 tackles substance use as 'chemical static' blocking authentic self-awareness- Chapter 4 is a survival guide for navigating a world still asleep - with compassion rather than preachiness- Chapter 5 champions creative expression as a moral imperative for the awakened self- Chapter 6 addresses purpose and individuality within the larger human tapestryThe tone is the book's real strength - irreverent, self-deprecating, and laugh-out-loud funny at times, while drawing genuinely on Rumi, Jung, Lao Tzu, Eckhart Tolle, and even Dr. Seuss to make its philosophical points land accessibly. Codice articolo 9798172723131
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Error 404: Soul Not Found by William James Veitch is a self-help/philosophical memoir written in a sharp, witty voice that blends personal narrative with spiritual insight and dry humour.The book opens with the author's real-life catalyst - blacking out at 110 km/h near Alexandria in the Eastern Cape and walking away from a total vehicle wreck without a scratch - which he frames as the universe's dramatic intervention to jolt him off autopilot.From there, across six chapters, Veitch builds a consistent metaphor: the human brain as a biological radio receiver, perpetually tuned to the wrong frequency - a local station of ego, anxiety, habit, and numbing substances - when it could be receiving the "Universal Consciousness" broadcast instead.Each chapter peels back a layer: Chapter 1-2 explore consciousness, intuition, and breaking free from the ego's gripChapter 3 tackles substance use as "chemical static" blocking authentic self-awarenessChapter 4 is a survival guide for navigating a world still asleep - with compassion rather than preachinessChapter 5 champions creative expression as a moral imperative for the awakened selfChapter 6 addresses purpose and individuality within the larger human tapestryThe tone is the book's real strength - irreverent, self-deprecating, and laugh-out-loud funny at times, while drawing genuinely on Rumi, Jung, Lao Tzu, Eckhart Tolle, and even Dr. Seuss to make its philosophical points land accessibly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798172723131
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