What do any of us truly understand about life, spirituality, or the human condition? In fields like psychology, science, religion, and politics, we hear talk of discernment, yet who among us wields enough real power to discover the deeper truths for themselves?
Anyone can read a book, study a subject, get a degree, or become a scholar, and yet none of those things are guaranteed to lead us to truth. We might learn a number of thought-provoking facts about our chosen field, but somewhere along the way, almost without fail, we eventually take a softer line, and then settle into a groove running parallel to someone else’s beaten path. Caught up in the pressures exerted by our peers, the establishment, or the socioeconomic controls attempting to hook us into predetermined mindsets, we eventually become lulled into a belief that we are learning something new and relevant about how the world works. We might even believe we are making a difference. In all but the rarest of cases, however, what we are in fact experiencing is not education or higher learning, but indoctrination into a limited and controlled view of the world.
I want to know the truth of God. I want to understand the meaning of life. Our place in the universe, and our social, economic, and political ideologies, these are what shape our individual and global perspectives and drive our individual and shared experiences as human beings. I want to understand all of it, and more. I want to know what questions are not being asked, what answers are not being challenged, and what powers are at work to keep me from knowing the truth. This book is part one of that undertaking.


Every culture, every community, every family, all interwoven with a myriad of labels and classifications; either conferred upon us, lobbed at us, or self-assigned, each one exerting its own unique influence over how we see ourselves and interpret reality at any given moment.

Humanity as a whole, when you step back and take in our overall condition as a species, and the extent to which we continue to negatively impact one another and the planet, we seem so very far removed from anything resembling Grace. Most of us need guidance on matters of spirituality...

What is the nature of pure undefined non-physical consciousness? Can you imagine what consciousness is, apart from physical being? Is it possible for us to think outside of or beyond the confines of our third-dimensional consciousness? It has been said that we are multi-dimensional...

This world, our third dimensional classroom, presents us with an endless, all-encompassing stream of conditions and circumstances that on the surface appear fixed and autonomous. We call it reality. It has a monstrously powerful current, but its inevitability is anything but certain.

What is this deep-seated loathing, this contempt and revulsion for those whom we perceive to be opposite our politics, and by association, opposite our core values and ideologies? Where does it come from? What causes us to feel downright hatred for someone we've never actually met?

Race is not a verifiable genetic trait like biological ancestry. Its true nature is more akin to a social construct; an idea created and accepted by society. You cannot look at someone’s DNA and determine whether they are Black or White, because all human DNA is 99.9% the same.
