Cutting Truths: Fifty Enlightening Slices of Life by

This book is right on cue to deliver what the public demands … A free mind released from hype, flim-flam, sensationalism, skullduggery and outright deceits so that we can enjoy life as nature intended.   No one has all the answers and this books doesn't claim it either. Instead the reader is given a number of philosophical questions to consider. Yes, some "universal truths" are covered, but these are consistent with nearly all belief systems. The "devout" of any of these systems would hate this book, but then it is not for a devout believer. It is meant for those searching, open minded, curious, or just needing a reminder of many things we already know are true but can be drowned out in the clamber of everyday life. Well worth reading and a book I have no problem recommending to others.   Some books are like sleeper cells -- they slide into our life quietly, without any hype or hoopla, without grand promises or proclaiming a direct line to God, and the content is so self-evident that until we actually take notice and activate the understanding -- the messages go relatively unnoticed. This is such a book. Yes the messages are self-evident, but only in the sense that we can see the emperor has no clothes because we have allowed our mind and vision to obscure the truth. This book brings us the quiet voice that states the obvious, and yet in so doing, breaks the mirror of self-deception and invites readers to reconstruct their perceptions. Touching on a diverse range of topics, from sex to health, philosophy to economics, stupidity to God, and much more, these brief essays sting our minds, move our hearts, and rouse hearty laughter. Cutting Truths is original, illuminating, enjoyable reading, and timely. Jacquie C https://www.pointoflife.com