With the vast volumes of man’s expressions in writing, how could any book be different or unique.
Within that context, (the context of writing) there couldn’t be a truly different expression because it must be expressed according to how it is conscious, writing is just another type of medium expressing that consciousness.
The terminologies and concepts needed for the expressions are held in common and restrict or trap the consciousness in their expression.
Perhaps some saving graces of the English language are things we call allegories, parables etc. --
We can use them and poetry to say something or communicate meanings that allows us to understanding what the words "our terminologies" alone can’t convey.
Here, we begin by trying to broaden our preconception of what books and writing is as an aid to better understand the concepts and messages in the subjects that follow
There's lots of truth to "seek and you shall find", allowing whatever the consciousness is to be what it is, or allowing you to be what you are.
-Within this context of seeking and finding theirs not much difference here either
-You will make out of it what you will, -- mostly in accordance with what you want to understand to suite your needs "and or" your desires
That said you might find an unusual approach in its perspectives of reality or explanations of existence.
You may get caught up in a fascinating brain game that could result in your description of this book as being different and unique.
If a book or any volumes of books, is capable of moving a large mass of human consciousness into a different position, -
To move it beyond what it has been for ages and make a definite change in human interactions, --
This book, "Spiritualizing A Species" is intended to be that book
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