Yemima Bakol

Disillusions Yemima Bakol

Disillusions: A Spiritual GPS For the Journeyer & The Real New World Order is a fresh, even fun (and quirky!) approach to learning Torah, equally for the ben-Torah as for the ba'al teshuva. While the story's framework is essentially an answer to two international bestsellers, Richard Bach's 1977 Illusions and Dr. Stephen Hawking's 1988 A Brief History of Time, Disillusions: A Spiritual GPS For the Journeyer & The Real New World Order is an easy-flowing, novel-form narrative that brings together most of the central spiritual concepts of Torah. Restaging and recasting Bach's two characters as Aryeh Lieb and Dan Shimon, though not requiring the reader to have read either addressed books, Disillusions: A Spiritual GPS For the Journeyer & The Real New World Order redefines the concept of illusions, as are other spiritual precepts, but according to Torah. The characters embark on a mind-stretching, mental and spiritual challenge that is uplifting and inspirational, as they explore and define the "navigational" tools Torah gives us to raise our consciousness and direct us toward the upcoming Geula, being Hashem's New World Order. Disillusions: A Spiritual GPS For the Journeyer & The Real New World Order also tackles the big, existential, and ultimate questions of 'Why was the world created in the first place?', 'What is the meaning and purpose of life?', and 'Where is the world headed?', while also illuminating and championing the very timely wake-up call to Am Yisrael to return now to Eretz Yisrael, and explains why. But all these intense and profound issues are simplified and summarized.