This isn't a power fantasy about flying through the sky or tunneling beneath the earth, nor is it a tale of miraculous fortune turning fate on its head. It's the true story of a life lived alongside the "immortals at my back."
I was once a thoroughgoing materialist, until a string of coincidences appeared in my life that science couldn't explain: inexplicable palpitations and intuition, a sudden turn for the better in desperate situations, and "premonitions" that were later confirmed without my realizing it. Only later did I learn that these were signs of the quiet companionship and guidance of the immortals at my back.
There are no exaggerated supernatural powers, only warmth hidden in everyday life: a "wait a little longer" when I'm lost, a quiet warning before a choice, a mysterious sense of peace when I can't sleep at night. We went through adjustments and tests, doubts and trust, moving from confusion and resistance to calm acceptance and walking together as one.
This book records my real day-to-day life with the immortals: the struggles no one else knew about, sudden moments of insight, and spiritual echoes hidden in an ordinary life. There are no fantastical plots conjured from thin air, just honest accounts based on personal experience: faith, reverence, and the gentle bond between people and nature, and between people and the spiritual world.
If you're curious whether immortals really exist, or want to know what spiritual experiences are truly like, open this book and see how an ordinary person and the immortals at his back began a one-of-a-kind journey through the everyday world of food, clothing, and daily necessities.
Oops, I've been researching for a while to post a review, but it turns out that I can't post a chapter review… Halfway through, I suddenly realized that I had read it before, but only read one or two chapters. The author had changed the title and cover and I didn't recognize it for a while. From the first chapter, I personally feel that the author is very careful in writing, and the writing feels very real. All in all, some interesting places! I quite like it. Come on, author!
It's pretty good, it's true.
The writing is good and very true, but I always say to put pictures in the comment area, but I haven't seen them once 🧐
I like this book very much. It's not a perfunctory book fan at all.
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