Duhovne Priče Putovanje Svesti

This book does not begin with a story. There is no plot, no hero. It begins with a feeling—that between the beginning and the end, there exists something that belongs to neither. Something not bound by time, yet endlessly reflected within it.

This book does not seek to provide an answer. It does not pursue Truth as the final page, nor happiness as the ultimate goal. Its journey is more like walking through fog—conscious, calm, yet without the illusion that everything will ever clear. Still, within that fog, shapes emerge that change everything. It happens that precisely when nothing is clear, it becomes possible to see what is truly important.

Thus, at the heart of this writing lies the relationship between what vanishes and what remains unchanged. Everything that follows will attempt to touch this relationship—not directly, but through layers of meaning, scenes, and feelings. What appears on these pages, regardless of form—longing, belonging, loss, constancy, abyss, or return—will emerge as a milestone toward that one thing.

The book shifts in form, style, and voice. You will find here both verse and narrative, quiet inner dialogue, sometimes humor, sometimes notes from the edge of consciousness. Not because it wishes to impress with variety, but because different tones sometimes carry the same message more effectively. This book offers no system, states no stance, and does not call for conclusions. It is not written to convince. The words here are not set as a wall, but as a window. You may gaze through them, but you need not understand everything. Some parts will be flat and clear. Others will slip through meaning like water through fingers. There will be passages that exist only to witness an experience. If you read carefully, you may discover that all the layers are merely a stage for one thing: recognizing something within you that did not come with time—and will not leave with it.