Our life experience begins as an inescapable fascination with the marvelous physical body to which we are seamlessly attached. This body enables our access to a variety of trinkets that exist around us displayed in an alluring matrix of sensory diverse opposite pairs that we generalize into the higher conscious understanding of pleasure and pain. We think we see the promise of great happiness in a balance of the opposite pairs, but try as we might, we just cannot find that special combination that gives us the lasting sense of contentment that we so desperately seek. We are foolish to believe that a lasting happiness can be derived from these sensory perceptions. This happiness that we so disparately seek can only be found in the elusive and hard to find singularity of conscious awareness lurking inside us. It is only at this core of the human conscious experience that this concept of happiness even has any meaning.
Book Listings
Book 1
Universal Truth
The world in which we live is filled with innumerable distractions. Driven by our inherent thirst for happiness, we plunge headlong into all these distraction hoping somehow to emerge with a sense of contentment that never seems to last. We are trapped in a recurring cycle of desire/action/impression that cycles unceasingly on and on as we try to content ourselves with these worldly delights without ever finding a lasting peace. Certain Eastern philosophies describe a special kind of contentment that can only be reached with the regular and prolonged practice of correct meditative techniques. They consider the human conscious experience to be an on-going journey of self-discovery to very specifically achieve a state of enlightenment by discovering a special Universal Truth. This book exposes a reality perspective that sets the stage for the further discovery of this Universal Truth that can actually set someone free.
Book 2
Considering the All-That-Is
The great human life experience is a forceful incursion into a stark and hostile physical world where we are forced to find our way. To that end, we must identify opportunities to support and threats that might hamper our ongoing quest to survive and pursue our elusive goal to be happy. Our life story unfolds around two fundamental lines of questioning to become the source of all our longing and wonderment in our journey of spiritual self-discovery. As it unfolds, our every thought and action no manner how coarse or misguided is driven by our more primitive impulse to understand what is going on around us. Most approach this understanding in a piecemeal fashion learning just enough to simply get by, but a more comprehensive and satisfying understanding is possible by Considering the All-That-Is of our existence.
Book 2a
Consciousness from a Quantum Perspective
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Consciousness from a Quantum Perspective' is a short dissertation advocating the consideration of consciousness from a quantum perspective. Compelling reasons for this consideration are taken from ancient Vedic texts and certain unresolved quantum mysteries.
This standalone book is a companion to 'Considering the All That Is' with additional information that is relevant to it.
Book 2b
What Is Life?
Life is ubiquitous on this planet Earth. It exists in a wide diversity of physical forms that are easily distinguishable those physical things that do not possess the special animation of life. Science has garnered considerable information about this collective matter of life identifying the two distinct life categories of plant and animal to facilitate our understanding, but that special defining characteristic that is the enables that special animation that all living things seem to share has never been identified. This discussion attempts to explain this very special life force in the context of how something that we all understand existing across this spectrum of all things living imbuing them with their special animation.
This standalone book is a companion to 'Considering the All That Is' with additional information that is relevant to it.
Book 2c
Human Conscious Experience
Our life experience begins as an inescapable fascination with the marvelous physical body to which we are seamlessly attached. This body enables our access to a variety of trinkets that exist around us displayed in an alluring matrix of sensory diverse opposite pairs that we generalize into the higher conscious understanding of pleasure and pain. We think we see the promise of great happiness in a balance of the opposite pairs, but try as we might, we just cannot find that special combination that gives us the lasting sense of contentment that we so desperately seek. We are foolish to believe that a lasting happiness can be derived from these sensory perceptions. This happiness that we so disparately seek can only be found in the elusive and hard to find singularity of conscious awareness lurking inside us. It is only at this core of the human conscious experience that this concept of happiness even has any meaning.
This standalone book is a companion to 'Considering the All That Is' with additional information that is relevant to it.
