My Words Are Spirit and Life

When Darwin set out to sea with his voyage on the Beagle, he was not quite sure what he would discover, but he had an idea. When Christopher Columbus set out to sea, he had a plan to discover a new trade route, but he found a new land. When Martin Luther King set out on his journey to discover, He said I have a dream. Each of them made the decision to leave the comfort of where they were and had the courage to venture out in order to discover.  This book is a book of discovery. It is a book of truth.  It will take you down to the core of you.

This book will allow you to take a personal safari of self discovery, and you should find your place in the midst of things.  Yet, it is not the journey that is the most difficult part, no, in each case, it was the decision to begin, that proved to be the greatest obstacle.  Do you think you can muster up the courage for a journey of this kind? The original pilgrims and the settlers of this country, thought America, to be worth the fight. They decided to go through, whatever they had to go through, to obtain the benefits of their journey.  The things that you obtain in return for your willingness to proceed, may prove to be quite priceless.  Are you worth the fight?   I think so.

Typical topics that are found in the book:

1.That life did not necessarily start out in the sea, but rather was "deposited" into the sea

2. DNA doesn't intend to leave things to chance.

3. Green plants and red blood are interconnected.

4. Chemical reactions prefer the number 8.

5. Seven lines of proof showing that plants were here before the animals.

6. What clues about our origins our embedded in the art patterns that are found in nature?

7. What truth does camouflage reveal beyond its