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| About the Book | |
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Some truths arrive not with a clap of thunder, but with stillness. This book dwells in silence. It listens, attends, and opens. In the space between question and answer, it traces the contours of reality—without urgency, without design—through an abiding commitment. The book does not seek to persuade. It remains within the mystery, offering companionship to those who have felt the weight of wondering, the ache of not-knowing, the beauty of surrender. THE TELLING QUESTION: A Dialogue with Reality is not a conclusion, but a gesture toward a clear unravelling. It honors the revelations that come when we stop trying to master the moment and allow it to unfold. Near the end, something sacred appears—something that is beyond proof. It is presence: quiet, but undeniable. The book does not say “This is the answer.” It says “This is what happened.” THE TELLING QUESTION is a work of reverence and release. It is for those who sense that meaning lives not in certainty, but in attention—for those who have welcomed the silence and allowed it to speak.
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| About the Author | |
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Linda Robbins started out as an activist and became a writer. THE TELLING QUESTION: A Dialogue with Reality is the fruit of decades of seeking, witnessing, and creating. She lives in New Mexico, where the beauty of the land inspires her work. |