The characters of The Ant God are "Drew", and an angel named "Neo." Drew keeps an ant farm where he studies the daily existence of the ants. He wins an "interview with an angel" which allows him a two hour interview with the angel Neo.
During this interview he is entitled to ask any questions he chooses. Much of his questioning is directed to the position he has as the owner of an ant farm. Questions about man and his purpose are related to how an ant's can control their lives, but cannot control the individual ants, or their actions.
As Drew and Neo converse, they muse on the nature of wisdom, compassion, pain, fear, birth, death and re-birth in an afterlife.
This text is spiritual in nature, introspective and informative. You walk away from this text with a renewed desire to perform and excel in this life, at whatever you choose to do while you sojourn on this planet.
Kelton Drew Earl declares that The Ant God is a metaphorical story of a real experience which happened in his life.
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Kelton "Drew" Earl is currently in Asia. He was born in Nevada, USA. He is an author, and artist, enjoying the hobbies of scuba diving and astronomy. Drew has traveled and lectured throughout the United States, Canada, and eleven other countries. His unique talent focuses on narrowing down life's challenges, to the bare essentials of existence, in order to properly build and design a happy and fulfulled life. He calls it principle based leadership. "Ask yourselves: what is the most important thing in the world to you this moment. Your answer may be your family, spouse or health. Perhaps you may say, your religion, or God. In reality, you are wrong. If I tape your mouth shut, and pinch your nose, you will discover that within fifteen seconds, you will not consider your spouse, health or your God. You will simply want my fingers off of your nose. Once we realize what is really important, we can begin to find the true meaning of our existence, and what God expects of us while we are here."