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Occasionally I Contemplate Murder, by Stefan Stenudd.

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Tao Te Ching - The Taoism of Lao Tzu Explained, by Stefan Stenudd.

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Life Energy Encyclopedia, by Stefan Stenudd.

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Occasionally I Contemplate Murder, by Stefan Stenudd.

Occasionally I Contemplate Murder

The complete book


To the poor target
of the one who probably
triggered this book.



Welcome!


T his world is, I find, a strange place to be, wherein my brain is not the best of guides. Somehow, somewhere in the very core of my being, I believe myself to understand all as clear as day. I really do. But that's in the core, a center unreachable, hidden inside layer upon layer of misconceptions. My conscious mind is lost.

It's like an onion, I gather. Rip off the peels, one after the other, until you reach the center - only to find it empty. No nut, not a thing to explain all those peels, covering the kitchen sink and making you weep.

Yes, the onion contains the secret of the universe. I dare say, the onion is the secret of the universe.

You can reveal it, most certainly, with tools of the hand and of the mind. It doesn't even take very hard work. But you find nothing, and it sure makes you cry.


It's all very logical, I guess. If you take the peels away, if you dig down to the very core, well, then it's no longer a core of anything. So it's nothing. What else could it be?

Where's a poor human being, the biggest brain among primates, to find guidance?

So, occasionally, I contemplate murder.


Continuing...
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How to get the book

If you want to buy the book, you can do so at most international web based bookstores, such as Amazon and the like. Here are links to the book on Amazon US and Amazon UK. Use the latter if you are European - then you get the book cheaper and quicker. Otherwise, you may want to buy it at Amazon US.
At Amazon US: Murder, by Stefan Stenudd - at Amazon US.
At Amazon UK: Murder, by Stefan Stenudd - at Amazon UK.
Now also a Kindle ebook: Murder - Kindle ebook


Occasionally I Contemplate Murder
by Stefan Stenudd 2006, 2011
Paperback, 124 pages
ISBN: 978-91-7894-050-9

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Stefan Stenudd
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About me
I'm a Swedish writer, artist, and historian of ideas, writing fiction and non-fiction books in both Swedish and English. I've also published books about ancient Chinese and Japanese traditions. Google Profile


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