There is a set of books I find mesmerizing and this is one of them. This is the kind of treasure I keep on looking for.
I just literally breeze through this book, and have no idea how it does it. It puts me into a trance and makes me grateful for the "now". Here is how I feel every time I find a read like this.
I zoom into some lines, slow down and start reading them out loud. I guess, I can claim I am in a partial state of meditation. It considerably detaches me from the routine in the present, makes me deeply fathom, and creates voluntary branches of thoughts. I no longer worry of past, future, this, that, and other. I suddenly feel extremely present, existentially rich, and satisfied with myself. It is also very easy for me to dive into a deep silent self contemplation or stay very light and be primitive.
I love this book and wish it to everyone.