Inspirational Drivel

About the Book

Everything in the Universe is connected spiritually. The stakes are too high to allow the Author of Evil to divide those of us who love God. How, then, can we ever hope to understand God from just one point of view? LISTEN to someone you disagree with.

Only after the "Hundredth Monkey" comes to realize his true spiritual nature and acts toward the universe in true Love can he truly find peace within himself and radiate it to his fellow passengers on Spaceship Earth and stop all this madness.

This book is not just about some hopeful sentiment, but rather, it is an overview of the nature of spirituality as it relates to a wide variety of things that humans encounter in living in the material plane.

Those who are operating on some of the old Earth-destroying paradigms will be shaken out of their comfort zones. This is not an easy read, because spiritual growth requires much more than intellectual knowledge. There is Wisdom beyond the Words printed on the page.

Altho the book has a serious tone, there is some comic relief.

The author expects to rattle some cages with his perspectives on sex, banana sandwiches, religious-mortis, EX-mas and spiritual orphans. The whole book, as a matter of fact, resembles a collection of Zen koans, which will undoubtedly annoy many who have to think about what they just read.

About the Author

The true author of this book is the Author of All that is Good. The fingers on the keyboard belong to His imperfect servant Dennis Reed. The fact that this book was written in four months is due to the guidance and goading of the Holy Spirit and his best friend Jesus. Dennis always was a curious person, investigating microbiology, chemistry and electronics as a child, later becoming obsessed with sex and cars. The latter launched a career in auto parts sales, mechanics and machine shop work. Paralleling this was a constant drive to explore matters of the mind and spirit. This led to key books, teachers and experiences. He received the baptism of the Holy Spirit in '76 and walked on fire in '84. He has since learned some spiritual healing methods partly in an effort to overcome chronic health issues, as well as a desire to help others to heal. Other life lessons have come from making mistakes and also from dealing with those who wished to harm him. Dennis has always been a lover of nature. He finds communion with God thru His creation a purer experience than corporate worship. He also finds the teaching rather constrained within the church, with the teachers themselves blocking the doorway to the knowledge of the Kingdom.