From the Darkness of the Mind: from the Mind of Tobruk Dark

This book is Dark . . . Very Dark . . . In fact, this book is so dark that I wrote "it" in the Dark . . . And when it wasn't Dark enough, I continued to create by writing with my eyes closed . . . But remember, even closed eyes can see light . . . Meaning, the more I explored the Darkness (with my eyes closed), the more I was able to see . . . As if what is discovered in the Dark cannot be ignored . . . As if Darkness is nothing more than something standing in the Light . . . As if Light is a Mask that is worn by the Darkness . . . Actually, this book is built around the concept of The Spoken Word verses The Written . . . For you see, I spoke as I wrote while my eyes remained closed . . . As a result, I began to see that only two types of words exist - those that are spoken and those that are written . . . An example of The Spoken Word can be found at the very beginning (Genesis 1: 3) when God said, "Let there be light (and there was light) . . ." The "power" of The Written Word can be seen (even with closed eyes) in any written document that is legally binding . . . More precisely, what do you call something that is legally binding whose "power" resides in The Written Word? (An illusion, perhaps?) But anyway, the more I explored the mysteries of The Spoken Word (remember: When it comes to this book - I spoke as I wrote), the more I began to see the picture behind the picture; namely, if only two types of words exist (The Spoken and The Written), then perhaps there is a bigger classification (for books) than merely fiction or non-fiction . . . In fact, I began to see that fiction and non-fiction are perfect example illustrating the truth of this statement (or observation): "A fool and water are easily diverted." [1] Do not be diverted by Fiction or Non-Fiction - it's bigger than that! As big as the differences between The Blackman's Guide or The Whiteman's Handbook . . . Enjoy . . . [1] From a book called African