The Ultimate Message

About the Book

It is everybody's responsibility to create the kind of life he/she wants to live as long as he/she respects other people's rights as human beings. Religion makes no difference as each one has the equal potential to create and actualize one's dream. Author Louis Ragin leads you to discover the power of believing in yourself and your dreams in his empowering book The Ultimate Message.

There is one important fact that every human being needs to understand and that is - what it is to believe. Everyone from different religions say their way is the right way. Who knows really what is right since most of what people believe is tradition. The Ultimate Message reveals the understanding of what it is to believe. You are the one who creates who you are based on the thoughts you allow to control you. If you believe them, you will be that way as long as you accept them to be true. For the author, believing in something unlocks your potential to create, to actualize a dream, and to brush away obstacles to moving forward such as fear and distraction.

It is okay to ask any question and not be afraid. We should learn to ask about the important things in life, to see the bigger picture, to question your beliefs, think for yourself, and find enlightenment. Philosophical yet delivered in easy language, this is a pleasurably light book yet with profound themes. You are who you believe you are, and as long as you believe you can, every dream is within reach. Grab a copy now and empower yourself with The Ultimate Message!

About the Author

Louis Ragin was born in Sumter, S.C. on May 23rd, 1942 to the parents Enoch and Hulean Ragin. He is the youngest of four children, with a sister Parniece and two brothers Richard and Enoch Jr. They were raised up going to church every Sunday and sometimes on Sunday nights. The one thing that was difficult for the author to understand, was what most people understood what believing in a god was. When he realized what believing anything was, he asked people what do they mean when they say they believe something. Do they mean they are sure or not sure? He understood most people think that to believe is not to be sure. Louis attended Stone Hill Elementary School through the sixth grade, and Lincoln High School from the seventh grade until he graduated in 1960. Then he picked cotton for one season and got a job at a local furniture plant, William Furniture Company for about seven years. While working there, the author was given a book to read by a preacher, Rev. R. Johnson entitled Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill., a book that changed his life and caused him to find a better job. He got a job with Seaboard Coast Line Railroad in June of 1968. Ragin worked there for thirty two years as conductor/trainman. Many things happened to him both good and not so good but he believes it is the reason he is in this world and the way he is today. The author became disabled in 2000, and then he decided he would share what he learned about life with YOU, The World.