"The Seeker" passes between illusion and reality, transporting the reader to an unknown dimension, unfathomable for most, but real and concrete for those who desire to begin a journey inward.

Those who feel unsatisfied with their daily lives, even though it may not produce existential restlessness, may benefit from this book.

The author, in a colloquial manner, suggests to us that reality is not only what we can touch with our own hands. Everyone senses something undefinable within, something that grows stronger without interference. That presence can be called God, soul, superior...