Who Dunnit?

Who Dunnit? challenges the familiar idea that reality is made of separate things, fixed identities, and singular causes that must bear the blame. Through an exploration of social metaphysics, process, time, boundaries, responsibility, manifestation, and spiritual practice, Ayesha Jasmin and Azalea Jasmin reveal how society turns a complex, relational and processual world into simplified answers we can use.These answers may be necessary—but are they the whole truth?Ideas associated with Neville Goddard, Christianity, Vajrayāna Buddhism, and Thelema, are compared, suggesting that these traditions share a broad pattern in which transformation arises not from isolated desire, but from inward alignment with a deeper and more encompassing, but mostly unseen order.Thought-provoking and accessible, Who Dunnit? invites readers to look beyond the apparent solidity of people, objects, and events, and to consider reality as an unfolding field of relationships, actions, and continuous becoming.