Summary of this Book

Paradise is a short story where Malcolm is filled with the grief of losing his beloved Sophia. Malcolm struggles in a fight of spiritual and emotional anguish. In a morning prayer, Malcolm envisions his guardian angel interceding in his life. Malcolm recognizes that the divine spirit assisting him with a God-given purpose is Sophia, and his beloved is the guiding light within his spiritual awareness.

Personality Program is a short story that depicts reality as a cube. Personalities work on the three axes: spiritual/memory, right/left brain thinking, and extroversion/introversion logic. These three axes make it possible to understand how we live inside a virtual reality in our brains. We are in a cube, in our brains, and the spirit is outside this construction.

King and Prophet is a short story that pits evil versus virtue. The forces escalate through two extreme characters representing bad and good. As the intensity of the story escalates, the balance between parties is maintained.

Super Conscious discusses the need for prayer in life by shifting from inward logic to external meditation. As we watch and appreciate the lives around us by looking for solutions to others’ problems, we become more appreciated. This prayer, then, is life-changing. Not only do people enjoy us more, but we become leaders also.

The Light and Filament is a story that takes the author to the filament of heaven. From that perspective, the author can look upon the waters and talk to other angelic masters to understand how the universe works. The universe is within the waters, and so is the serpent.

Never Give In is a story where one learns the most crucial part of evil. That is, people transfer pain to others because of their neglect of the shadow side of themselves. The shadow itself is not evil, but the serpent uses this neglect to think for us. He is a liar. This thinking multiplies its effect in our lives and transfers our pain to hurt and manipulate other people. The bottom line is life is not fair.

Believe is a short story where God helps us awaken from the moral slumber we live in from the serpent. The reader views the relationship of the snake, the Author, and spiritual helpers all working to feed love into the Author. This brings the Author from moral sleep to the presence of God in his life.