Human Nature: review: "The Nature of COnsciousness" by Rupert Spira

This little book entitled: ＂Human Nature＂ is a review based on the book ＂the Nature of Consciousness＂, written and edited by Rupert Spira, 2017. He explained from his points of view the concepts like the thought, the mind, experience upwards to the hard terms: awareness and consciousness and their nature. Starting to read this book that has been about six years in my closet now, immediately reminds me to the book of Henri Bergson from 1896 entitled: ＂Matter and Memory＂. To show you what I mean with it I’ll firstly mention the titles of the relevant chapters of that book of Bergson’s within this book. Later on I refer to more ’Bergson’ through Douglas Renselle and his concept of quantons. Conclusively this book of mine you are reading about on its backside cover of it is based on the book of Rupert Spira’s ＂The Nature of Consciousness＂ although this book comprises only about seventy pages to read comparing to the wonderful book of Rupert Spira; totally about 205 pages. I processed his book by adding some - maybe - unexpected perspectives and elements that were in my opinion essential as the foundation of any learning process, especially with a theme like this. In that way I basically believe Rupert Spira in his publication like I did concerning ’David Bohm’, his knowledge and wisdom, but as a reader myself I had to find out the essential meanings of the terms themselves, brought up by Rupert Spira. Enjoy, have fun reading and studying my book, Wilfred Leonard.