Synopsis
“The trouble began when the impossible started to answer.”
From the back cover
It begins with a simple gesture: writing a letter to the Three Kings and daring to ask for the impossible. In what follows, Iglessias finds a crack in his understanding of the world.
A Crack in Reason follows an artist compelled to reconsider his certainties, confront his ego and dismantle the life he had built. More than twenty years later, he returns to that experience to tell how art ultimately became his calling.
Between memory and inner searching, the narrative approaches an intimate place where reason coexists with what we cannot yet name. The spiritual search takes shape in this willingness to listen to doubt and look again.
Years later, meeting J. J., an elite coach, opens another chapter in that search. The back cover records his invitation:
“Let’s try an experiment so you can see to what extent we co-create reality.”