The calligraphy on the cover of this book represents the Japanese term mu, or Chinese wu, centred on a background image of YinYang, representing balance and calm in the midst of change. This term has many meanings, such as “not have”, “without”, “not”, and “nothing”. In Buddhism, it relates to "without” or “nothingness”. In this book, the term relates to the same theme and is known as “no thing”.
“The mystery of life is not a problem to solve.
But a reality to experience.”
"William Wordsworth"
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No Thing empowers people to achieve contentment and happiness within themselves and their relationships. Freedom from fear, doubt, anxiety, stress and the imprisonment of the conditioned mind matrix, that we all live in.
Set out in three parts.
THE WHY- facilitates an understanding of the human dilemma, explaining how the mind becomes conditioned and the profound influence this process has on your life.
THE HOW- models meditation practice and self-awareness, laying the foundation for an odyssey to awaken the mind and the unrealised self.
THE WAY- assists you in realising your new existence, providing guidance and a philosophy for life.
No Thing is derived from ancient spiritual and philosophical teachings, modern psychology, and clinical studies. Demonstrating the interwoven truths and providing guidance to overcome mental suffering and trauma.
Following this guide enables awakening to the greater possibilities of our lives and our world, which we can all enjoy, without conflict, together. A shared ambition for all humanity and a journey that begins by following your path, to awakening the mind.
WHAT IS THE CONDITIONED MIND MATRIX WE ALL LIVE IN?
We all do live in a Matrix, it is the product of a lifetime of conditioning, and societal programming if you prefer. It is in every individual.
And as a consequence, it influences our governments and society as we know it.
Greed, power, war, pollution, extinction of animals and global warming come from the conditioned mindset.
Anxiety, stress, and depression are personal problems are also products of this conditioning.
Awakening the mind from this matrix has been sought after for thousands of years.
The difficulty is how to you progress when
your understanding of the subject is continually limited by the conditioned mind thoughts. Similarly reading this article and deciding whether to proceed is controlled by our own conditioning.
In this case, utilize your intuition to make your decision
Allow yourself to follow the guidance, your path and live your life free from the Matrix.
Finally, after all the Hype the book is out.
Thank you for your good wishes and support, I sincerely appreciate it.
I have published No Thing with the intention of trying to make a difference in mental health treatment and enable anyone to have an improved experience of life.
I know many of you share this sentiment.
About the Author
Peter was born in London, England. His family immigrated to Australia in the seventies when he was a teenager. He enjoyed Australia's freedom and opportunities to pursue thrill-seeking adventures and achieve life goals. From parachuting to stuntman, apprentice to company director, city dweller to farmer. Living on a small property in Gippsland, Victoria, nestled in a river valley surrounded by the beauty of nature with his wife, Lyn and their border collie, Skye. For many years Peter has been intrigued by human behaviour and the workings of the mind. He has researched psychology, philosophy, ancient writings and spiritual teachings. His fascination turned into a quest that revealed profound life-changing truths. Writing "No Thing" and following the guidance has led to his awakening—living a life of peace and contentment, far from a previously known existence. He wanted to share his discovery that an awakened mind is available to anyone. Peter wrote this book and believes its guidance will enable harmonious relationships between people, nature and our planet. He is also aware that if ever there was a time to achieve this, that time is now.
Testimonials
Those of us who are lucky enough to come across and read this book are very lucky indeed. To live a life of awareness and peace in good and bad times is actually attainable for us all. This accumulated knowledge Peter has brought together on this subject , will save you so much "clock time". And you will be able to start your practice in No Mind from page one. The book is structured to make the information accessible to all. Give this book a fair go, for you, yourself. I will be dipping into it often, as a reminder of how I want to feel. Enjoy.
Tony Wright BSc. Master Practitioner (Tuina). State Registered Paramedic (retired).
"No Thing" by Peter J Wright takes readers on a profound journey of self-discovery and awakening. The prologue provides a glimpse into the author's personal transformation, from a successful career in sales to a deep exploration of spirituality and human behavior. Wright's relentless pursuit of answers to fundamental questions about suffering, mental health, and the human condition led him to create this guide. The book offers a holistic view of spirituality and self-improvement, drawing from a wide range of sources, including Zen, Buddhism, Taoism, and psychology. It is clear that the author's dedication and passion shine through as he shares his insights and experiences, making the subject accessible to anyone willing to embark on a similar journey. Throughout the prologue, Wright emphasizes the importance of personal awakening and its potential to lead to peace and contentment, not only within oneself but also in relationships and with the world. The reader is encouraged to take this journey seriously, as it requires courage and determination."No Thing" promises to be a valuable guide for those seeking meaning and purpose in their lives, offering a path to harmony with oneself, others, and the planet. In a time when such insights are needed more than ever, this book invites readers to take the first step towards awakening the mind and embracing a better way of living. Mark D Thompson
Amazon Book reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars Thoughtful thinking for anyone wanting to find inner peace.
Reviewed in Australia on 17 November 2023
Reading ‘No Thing’ reminded me of the stoic term Memento Mori, we can leave this Earth at any time so always be mindful.
Also, I was reminded of the words of Marcus Aurelius that ego is the enemy and letting ego control us can lead to bad outcomes. I was also reminded that religion and spirituality are two totally different concepts, it is possible to be spiritual without being religious, and religion has caused far too much pain to man throughout history. Where a spiritual outlook can lead to personal growth, when reading Peter’s thoughts on spirituality I was reminded of the works of Carl Sagen.
When Peter talks about nature and the importance of stopping to 'smell the flowers', I was reminded of a conversation I had with a First Nations lady on a beach at Portland. We had been whale watching, and we were talking to this beautiful soul about the whales, she related a story about a terrible incident where a family of First Nations people had been murdered on the very beach, we were standing on over a century ago, she was paying her respects. But she also talked about how 'country' heals the soul and that it is important to be on country to heal. Nature is good for the soul and creates inner peace.
Peter Wright has written a thoughtful book that is full of wisdom from the ages. It is a book that will encourage the reader to further explore what it means to live a good life; I highly recommend this book for anyone looking to start the journey of self-improvement and find inner peace.
Phillip Spencer JP
I was fortunate enough to read this book, at first, I thought it would be just another spiritual book. However, once I started to read and understand the three parts it all made sense to me. We think all our minds work differently but in essence, our minds work the same way, it is just the way we use it. With this book, we get to put things into retrospective and breathe before we react. There are a lot of parts you will relate to and say, yes this is what I have been doing and thinking without realizing it. I highly recommend that you read this and tell friends and family about it.
Jean Herbu
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