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TREE: A Study of Human Nature and Awareness
Yashdeep Sharma
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PROLOGUE – THE EYE THAT DOES NOT CLOSE
It has been thirty-two years. Thirty-two years of observing, breathing, thinking, and
living. Thirty-two years of watching the subtle currents of energy within and around
every human, every tree, every breath of wind.
I have seen humans love deeply and destroy casually. I have seen gratitude flourish
only to wilt in the shadow of envy. I have seen kindness vanish when the ego feels
threatened, and I have seen it return in the silence of reflection.
And I have seen myself do the same.
The third eye is not mystical. It is clarity — a lens through which illusion burns quietly,
unseen by the clamor of the mind. It sees without judgment. It observes without
expectation.
Air flows around us, invisible yet alive. Microorganisms thrive unseen, yet hold power.
Trees stand silently, giving life, unaware of who rests beneath their shade. Nothing is
small. Nothing is separate. All is part of the same flow.
This book does not give answers. It removes noise. It invites observation.
Reflection Sit silently and observe your thoughts without labeling them.
Notice the flow of ideas and emotions like water moving in a stream.
27 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 16, 2026
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