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Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah Study Guide

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by Richard Bach
About 46 pages (13,853 words)
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Chapter 16 Summary

In Hayward Hardware, Richard finds parts for his plane and is pleased to hear a boyhood favorite, Greensleeves, played on a lute. It seems out of place in so small a town. Stranger yet, it comes from a cheap guitar Shimoda is playing. When Richard complements him, Shimoda asks if he thinks Jesus would have said he could not play a guitar, or a true Master would not understand someone speaking Russian or Persian, or know how to skin a D-10 Cat or fly a plane. They both know all things, but Shimoda knows he knows. Richard could play in his own style, simply by giving up his inhibitions and the belief.....

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