| Author: | Rich Armstrong | ISBN: | 9780987043603 |
| Publisher: | Rich Armstrong | Publication: | May 9, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Rich Armstrong |
| ISBN: | 9780987043603 |
| Publisher: | Rich Armstrong |
| Publication: | May 9, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
This book speaks of a code that runs throughout life. It factors both the worlds of science and spirituality bringing about fusion of the two.
It is based on a very simple binary code. A pair of equal and exact opposites, the world of science that is represented by the need for significance and the world of spirituality represented by the need for love.
The need for significance (attention) and love are the two prime drivers of all human behaviour.
These two worlds (the need for significance and the need for love) give rise to three characters. The scientific from the world of science and the need for significance, the spiritualist from the world of love and the need for love, the athlete who is a fusion of both the worlds of significance and love at the meeting point of both.
These three characters represent the mind (scientific), the body (athlete) and the soul (spiritualist).
At this point I would like to say that these characters are in actual fact a loose generic term for a certain group of people who have a certain loose gathering of common traits.
Also at this point I wish to stress at great measure that the term “spiritualist” does in NO way mean religious, and I am keen to distance myself from any religious group or indeed any political, racial or cultural group/party.
This book has been written under no influence or interest of any person or organisation of any kind whatsoever.
The three characters can also be summarised by the following statements,
What’s in it for me?
It’s all about me!
What about me?
This book speaks of a code that runs throughout life. It factors both the worlds of science and spirituality bringing about fusion of the two.
It is based on a very simple binary code. A pair of equal and exact opposites, the world of science that is represented by the need for significance and the world of spirituality represented by the need for love.
The need for significance (attention) and love are the two prime drivers of all human behaviour.
These two worlds (the need for significance and the need for love) give rise to three characters. The scientific from the world of science and the need for significance, the spiritualist from the world of love and the need for love, the athlete who is a fusion of both the worlds of significance and love at the meeting point of both.
These three characters represent the mind (scientific), the body (athlete) and the soul (spiritualist).
At this point I would like to say that these characters are in actual fact a loose generic term for a certain group of people who have a certain loose gathering of common traits.
Also at this point I wish to stress at great measure that the term “spiritualist” does in NO way mean religious, and I am keen to distance myself from any religious group or indeed any political, racial or cultural group/party.
This book has been written under no influence or interest of any person or organisation of any kind whatsoever.
The three characters can also be summarised by the following statements,
What’s in it for me?
It’s all about me!
What about me?
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