A review by jheel38
Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach

3.0

I am at my wits end to describe this book. 143 pages of notions and faith and philosophy just about sums it up. This book carries the message of how we mold our own future , our own life and our own outcomes from the mouth of a Messiah. One just loves the parallelisms drawn throughout the book. It's wat kept me hooked. The analogy of all humans as small fish clinging to the sticks and rocks in the river, but one was tired of clinging and let go to follow the path the river led it down. Most of all I loved - "What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly."  But it being a philosophical book and I despising all things spiritual, found it extremely difficult to complete. But that's just my biased views.