Blending deep intellectual inquiry with personal anecdotes, Guerra explores how humanity has shaped the concept of God over time-giving it names, rules, and meanings that may have little to do with any ultimate truth. Through engaging storytelling, he delves into telepathy, mystical experiences, and the human search for meaning, questioning whether God is an external entity or a construct of the human mind.
For seekers of wisdom, skeptics, and believers alike,
God Is Not a Noun
is an invitation to question, explore, and embrace the mystery of existence. This book is for those who are willing to move beyond dogma and into a deeper understanding of the spiritual and the unknown. Also, it is a good introduction, explaining the main concepts of Hinduism, Taoism, Sikhism and Buddhism.