Totem Eclipse: The Perfect Line

by Vasexandros, Alexander Vassilios Mantzaris, Karamanlis Serafeim

Our world is not always easy to understand. Maybe it is a good idea to take a look at what is at the heart of it all? An ancient scientist, Archimedes, looked at these questions from circles and lines. It sounds like he really enjoyed drawing, and he did enjoy making shapes in the sand. From thoughts we grow out of eventually he discovered something profound!

24 pages, Paperback

First published December 22, 2017

About the author

My writing is a personal mission to bring peace to this world even when it looks like an unachievable mission. It might be difficult or even impossible, but the struggle alone will teach us more than we could ever learn by siding with anger. If my writing brings you clarity and understanding I will be most honored.

Reviews

[Josh Matthews]

I have always been fascinated by philosophy but always found the task of studying it daunting, however after finding a comic-style book, I was intrigued and decided to have a read through and I found myself going back to this book to re-read through it as each time is a different understanding than the last.

[Rebekah]

It's only a short read. I enjoyed myself for a solid ten minutes or so. There's a bit of everything as it reminded me of a comic or poetry book. Made me think about life in a good way.