Spawn of the Universe

This book contains a discussion about the universe, existence, life and reality.

Just because something can't be seen doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Take gravity for example, its existence is evident but we can only measure it. In fact, our ideas concerning gravity has changed significantly over the years and continues to change as we enter the age of Aquarius.

Through the story of an invented male character named Ahad (a Semitic name, meaning "the one") who interacts with a charismatic polymath named Magus (a Persian name associated with Zoroastrianism, meaning "magician" or "wise man") in a mentor-protégé relationship, this book presents reality as perceived by most human beings and presents our distortions of reality for consideration. More importantly, supported by current scientific and psychological evidence, the perspectives of the East and that of the West are combined with those of Indigenous peoples and presented herein as a plea for achieving responsible change through one unified voice. This book is for anyone who is prepared to look beyond conventional notions and restrictive social constructs such as class, race, gender, creed and religion. In order to design a "healthier" future for the planet, we must release our existential angst and unleash our true potential as right-minded, responsible custodians of Mother Earth.