Don reveals that he quit his job of being a messiah after coming to the conclusion that miracles appeal more to people than the message they carry. That chance encounter sets the tone for an out-of-the-ordinary teacher-student relationship between Don and Richard. The messiah turns out to be a fellow barnstormer and a former mechanic named Donald “Don” Shimoda. In the most unexpected of places, somewhere between the blue skies and rich cornfields of Illinois, he meets a messiah, of all people.
Sitting in his beloved biplane, he is out doing what he loves best - barnstorming. Richard Bach is a barnstorming pilot and a disillusioned writer. The book, a follow-up to the author’s internationally best-selling novella Jonathan Livingston Seagull, presents the illuminating adventures and discoveries of the author in the midst of a regular barnstorming experience. Illusions presents the author’s philosophy that reality is merely an illusion created by people, an illusion that can be transcended to set their souls free in unimaginable ways.
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