Dear Mr. Fortin:
We have
read your manuscript, and we would be pleased to publish it.
Juxtaposing ideas traditionnally associated with religion and
philosophy, "Intimate Conversations with Consciousness" offers a potentially
unique look at the processes that might underscore the functioning of the
human psyche. You ground the work on a belief "that nobody has a soul, but
that WE ARE SOULS, living and experiencing in a Conscious Universe". Along the
way you take into account the kinds of challenges one might face in a modern
world, frequently positing a need to look inward with the goal of reconciling
some of the potentially mysterious facets of being.
You follow a
description of how you may have come to discover a potential within yourself
to be a "universal teacher" with a discussion on the "Big Bang", which you
analyze according to various theological, historical, and scientific
interpretations. Closing this chapter with an assertion that "The souls are
angels living on Earth," you go on to the next section to define "Man's role
on Earth". Here you explain that a human being "is not only an animal subject
to the caprices and hazards of nature, but [one] endowed with reason and
intuition." As such the individual may have a responsibility to "promote" as
well as to "safeguard" life. Additional sections focus on the concept of
death, reincarnation, and the likely role of "karma" in a soul's path. You
also devote considerable space to the issue of dreams and your view of a link
between a person's sleeping experience and his or her waking life. Later you
outline a plan for living "spiritually" that includes directing "energy to all
those who need it".
From thoughts on Creation to the possible
implications of the number thirteen, "Intimate Conversations with
Consciousness" encompasses a range of subject matter. You incorporate an
understanding of diverse belief systems, including Christianity and Buddhism,
while surveying the way one person might correspond to another or to a
comparatively larger plane of existence. As a whole your contribution blends
experience and research with spiritual interpretation in an effort to
enlighten as well as to provoque thought.
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