You really think this book is true just because someone else says so? Because the author spent 10 years toiling after what made HIMSELF happy? All he did was rip off buddhism and slap a new title on it. This book is not the way to joy. This book is not the way to live a life of meaningful relationships, and it’s certanly not the way to feel good about yourself. What is your purpose here on this planet? Why are you here? For yourself? What kind of life is that? Living for yourself. Thats not a way to live. Don’t get me wrong I am not condeming you for buying this book. No. What I am doing is asking you your motives. Why you are buying this book, and if you are sure you want to go on living a life this book wants you to lead. I urge you, ask yourself, “Why do I do the things I do,” and more importantly, “who do I do them for?”
Rating: 1 / 5

The power of death bed conversions recognizes the fact of the now, and the importance of the soul of each human being that supercedes the convention of society and how expectations guide the things that stir our souls, the moral spirituality that honors the life within, the the heart that beats with less time than it had yesterday. Death bed conversions honors the total person that forsees a time when the body no longer serves the soul, but is frail and helpless in its humanity. The inspiration that allows a person to be, and feel alive, is one that is intensely personal, and one that has a uniquely subjective outlook designed to maximize the moment, as the dying swans’s extended overture of an end game of enormous proportions, the experience of many before us. The inspiration to extend the earthly time to accomplish both bodily and mindfully important tasks meant to appease the soul of any individual in his or her capacity to influence the vision of his or her surroundings before life drifts into the oblivion of being erased. It relies not upon the acceptance of others but the recognition that what good or help might be completed is far superior to the desires or expectations of others who might limit, curtail, or prevent that instinctively agressive human impetus – to full personal objectives, according to one’s own internal clock as seen from the perception of life in its full contemplation of limits, and consistent with one’s own priorities. This exercise of the free will is incredibly important and a part of the human experience that reveals the instinctive man or women struggling to fulfill its total mission on earth, to achieve the serenity that will allow it to disappear in honor, respect, and dignity, the ideal of every human being destined to disappear in his or her own good time. This soul clock is untamed by man or religion since it conceives its intent from one’s own self perception of possibilities and potential, played out upon the abbreviated passing of time that is allocated to each of us. Hence, the inspired rushes through to accomplish everything possible since haste forecloses both complacency and the untimeliness of those before us, built into our instinctive sense of time. So, we challenge the propriety of inconsistency or incongruency of spiritual risk to develop fully the human potential of our destiny or what we feel is our destiny by the vibrations which flow through us. Life being somewhat uncertain, the body and the soul clock each attune themselves to each other to accomplish this human mission, hopefully with time to spare. It is God’s gift, this instinct for survival, for mission and for directive, a self help unique to each individual, aware of his own frailty and of his own potential, at once, his personal collage of significance, all too aware of his or her personal contract with his maker, and in harmony.
Rating: 5 / 5