Publisher's Synopsis
The Bird in the Bush presents an idealistic account of the way in which our world is constituted. We encounter the world as a system of ideas because our consciousness cannot get out of the body and encounter it directly. This book suggests that the world is basically nothing other than ideas and that our consciousness has existed within it for aeons. This gives rise to an explanation of creation and explanations for many (if not all) of the enigmas of human experience and behaviour.
