Food of Life: Edge of Two
- ISBN-10
- 1985201801
- ISBN-13
- 9781985201804
- Pages
- 68
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2018-02-07
- Publisher
- Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Author
- Donald Vision
Description
"The Universe is a cold and hot predator. It creates and destroys. The unseen forces that control us must also control our Universe. In its beauty, it is all that IS! In a certain perspective, we are all children of the Stars." - This is an opening statement from Donald James Vision, author, poet, artist, and professional salesman with over 50-years' experience. This book is written for those who sense they have a spiritual center, but have not yet found personal satisfaction in traditional religious teachings. Donald is a metaphysical theorist, but does not favor a particular organized religion. Donald says, "As you enjoy my collections, you will probably be challenged (by yourself) to question why you believe some of the things you've been taught to believe. I don't pretend to have all answers - just some provoking questions. If you are a seeker of knowledge and understanding, you will enjoy this work."
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