No, Andy had done his homework with scientists, and I think he'd even communed with NASA and some experts, who gradually got the message and became a fan of the book as the chapters were rolling off.
Atman is part of the universal brahman, with which it can commune or even fuse.
Even visitors who prefer to commune with nature through a car window can be awed by the views of the Jackson and Blackfoot Glaciers from Going-to-the-Sun Going-to-the-Sun Going-to-the-Sun Going-to-the-Sun Roadsecthethe park west toftent.
Consider a recent evening at Commune.
This year it is planning an evening for paranormalists who wish to commune with the jail's restless spirits.
Even smaller numbers will suffice for the literary writer: thousands, hundreds, dozens, perhaps even just one other with whom the author can commune.
Meditation, Sri Daya Mata said, is a universal balm: "If we turn our consciousness within, in deep meditation, communing with God even a little bit every day, we begin gradually to experience that love which is our real nature.
Even teen literature, which once communed so beautifully with young readers by merely hinting at the titillating and awkward, denies the participation of the senses in storytelling by spelling it all out.
Even when the commune brought together various factions in sworn associations, it still faced not only the problem of its enemies in the city and countryside but also that of the fragile nature of the coalition on which it rested.
