The Dichotic Dilemma the Fabric of Life

About the Book

This book is about one man’s search for peace in his own world and in the world at large. The world always seems in turmoil and humanity intent on tearing itself apart. At least that is what we are lead to believe in some of the images we see in the world and the events that happen. Some people are more sensitive to this than others so this book charts a journey of a very empathic man trying to make sense of life through his writing in poetry and prose. In the book, RT Chiwuta seeks to see a transformed world and takes us on a journey through his insights and experiences and proposes how we can bridge the gaps that divide us as a human race. Ultimately, this book is about the power of perspective and the incredible diverse experience of being a human being which should inform us all of the beauty of our world. This ultimately is the resonating emphasis of the book as RT Chiwuta was grasped as a young boy from Africa to the West in his youth and as a man now makes sense of the two worlds and ultimately how we can all live as one. Discover the journey.

About the Author

My name is Raleigh Thandazani Chiwuta. I am a human being, and my quest has always been to distinguish what this means to me in the context of living on this planet. I have been working on the dichotic dilemma project for more than a decade and have managed to produce two stand-alone books: one called The Dichotic Dilemma: the Fabric of Life and the other, which is the final iteration of the franchise, The Dichotic Dilemma: The Fourth Dimension, from Duality to Reality. They can be read individually, as they tell two very different stories of the same man, though he still dreams of the same things. All this marks a journey of life I have gone through. I was born in Africa and spent the first sixteen years of my life there learning what it meant to be African in this world. My family then emigrated to the United Kingdom, and I have been learning what it means to be a Westerner in this world, all the while being a black man. The work is a total stream of consciousness of my experiences and views of these two different worlds and the world in general that shapes the human lives we live. The book covers politics, love, peace, world governance, race, and many other themes through my semi-autobiographical writing style. Apart from getting married and having my first son, my first taste of truly transcendent creation, this series of books is my proudest achievement; yet, I am an ambitious man with much more to do. I believe in living in a peaceful and loving world, for my son’s sake and the sake of every other human being born and living in this world. This is the thrust of my writing, and it will be the thrust of my life’s work.