What is it we all seem to want? It would seem that we all want some simple answers to a bunch of impossible questions. While there are simple answers, they are by no means easy. We just want people to tell us what we want to hear. We don't want anyone or anything to rock our boat. Isn't it a bit ironic that the very thing that we think is going to save us is also the same thing that produces the condition that we believe we need saving from? So relax, I have no intention of rocking the boat. When all is said and done, we may realize that there never was a boat to rock in the first place as well as many other timeless myths we live (and die) by. I have no intention of telling you what you want to hear. Unless, of course, this is what you want to hear. I am simply trying to put into words some things that have been burning in what I, at least, refer to as my human mind since I was a child. If this helps even one person (even if that one person is me) awaken to what is authentic and real within them, then it will have succeeded. I will let you be the one to make that call, as anything I say to this effect would serve only to persuade, and that is the last thing I am trying to do. Would you like to take a little journey? I assure you that reading this book will in no way endanger your immortal soul. Perfect Health and Clarity of Mind, --Victor