A sick man measures the universe one idea at a time. In 329 short passages, he puts in doubt the notion of God and questions science for its claim of neutrality. He explores simple living, ecstatic feelings, oneness of perception, and the sense of spaciousness that comes with an awakened state. William W. Chan also provides a series of remembrances that delve deep into the complexities of mind and body and their interaction with the world. Through reflections on human existence, he invites readers to explore the fabric of reality. "Do we have to understand our reality," he asks, "or is it more meaningful to learn to navigate it?"
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