Rod Lawless

If you loved Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, you are going to enjoy this.

How much of life can we truly rely on and does what people believe make a difference? Is all existence as we know it, an illusion?

Brandon has been given bad news, but instead of going to pieces, he goes to France.

He intends to have a final motorcycle ride to ponder life and experience freedom.

What appears to be a chance meeting sends his plan awry.

He is shown something that makes him question reality and finds himself on a metaphysical quest for truth.

As reflective teachings open up for him, he discovers accepting 'what is' to be a more important choice than 'what could be.' If his thoughts do create the world, as Buddha said, what is he thinking to make someone want him dead?