This is not a how-to book.

It is a glimpse behind the curtain of a lived life.

The Pathless Journey is the story of a life lived across many worlds — a childhood in a post-war timber town, military service, technology and business ventures, love and loss, collapse and renewal — and the slow, often unexpected awakening that followed.

Rather than offering answers or beliefs, this memoir traces a personal search for meaning as it unfolds through lived experience. Moments of humour sit beside hardship; practical life runs alongside deeper questions of identity, time, and the nature of awareness itself.

As the familiar structures of success, certainty, and identity begin to fall away, something quieter emerges — a shift not toward doctrine, but toward direct knowing. The journey described here does not follow a prescribed spiritual path, nor does it promise enlightenment. It simply tells the truth of what happened.

Written with honesty, clarity, and reflection, The Pathless Journey invites readers not to follow the author’s footsteps, but to notice their own.

Some journeys are not meant to be explained.
They are meant to be recognised.