West, father of three children with wife Kim Kardashian West, started with a post advising people not to "hop right on the phone or the internet or even speak to anyone for even up to an hour if possible" after getting up.

He then told his readers to follow their own vision and not the crowd.

He also advised: "I don't believe in the concept of an enemy.

"We have been conditioned to always be in competition. Stop looking for something to beat and just be.

"You don't have to do all the work. Once you start moving in love the universe will assist you."

He went on: "You will be a drop of water with the ocean as your army.

"If you move out of fear than your on your own [sic].

"Then it's just you and the money and the countless people you have to lie to and manipulate to build a man made path that will never lead to true happiness."

West said the tweets form part of his book, adding he will work on it whenever he has something to express.

"Oh by the way this is my book that I'm writing in real time," he said.

The rapper returned to Twitter earlier this week, after an 11-month absence from the platform following his hospitalisation for "exhaustion and sleep deprivation" in late 2016.

He's been rumoured to be working on a new album with the likes of Travis Scott, Kid Cudi and Nas.

AP, Fairfax Media