The Book That Doesn't Even Matter

by Marc Marcel

The answers you seek are just ahead of you. If you have ever wondered why ‘You’ are here, how life came into existence or what role God is playing, this is your book. ‘The Book That Doesn't Even Matter,’ is a philosophy on the purpose of human life, and your connection with God. The book’s focal point is remembering, remembering what ‘You’ really are, and why you are here. In understanding yourself, it is best to comprehend certain facets of consciousness, use of language, and your connection to the cosmos, for truly, you are a product of your surroundings, and your surroundings extend far pass your solar system, as well as your past. The book gives a briefing on ancient civilizations and some of their most thought after achievements, as well as detailing the possibility of extraterrestrial life. There are many different ways to try to understand the ‘Creator,’ therefore an in depth examination of some of the world’s major religions is outlined. After analyzing the theories of human evolution, the book dives deeper into explaining ‘What You Are.’ In chapters titled, ‘The World of Questions,’ and ‘The World of Answers,’ it explains the make-up and uses for the ‘Physical’ and ‘Non-Physical’ realms. In remembering what you really are, it is necessary to understand the make-up of ‘God, ‘and its intentions. It is also important to understand how all this ties into each other, as in chapters titled ‘The Game,’ and ‘Tools,’ which is a chapter covering certain energies that exists in this physical game of life. Before closing, the book reexamines certain subject matters to clarify its meanings, and addresses the changes to come with the world, and yourself! ‘The Book that Doesn't Even Matter,’ encourages you to look behind the veil, and see what you really are. The focal point of the book is remembering, the purpose of the book is to remind you what you already know.

Kindle Edition

First published October 12, 2012

About the author

One of the world’s most recognized, prolific and consciously aware Spoken Word Artist of his generation, Marc Marcel finds it difficult to restrict himself to the labels of the art form. “It took me over a decade into my profession for me to realize poetry isn’t my gift,” Marc reveals, “Poetry is just a tool I’ve been using, to spread my gift through.” With his many artistic attributes, if one would categorize his efforts, a philosopher would be more fitting.

Born and raised in Baltimore, MD, and diagnosed with Dyslexia at the age of 10, it is safe to say Marc has far exceeded the boundaries brought on by his early disability. With an immense amount of material, covering social issues, relationships, and metaphysical topics, Marc is able to able to relate to a wide range of crowds, having performed at such universities as Harvard, Yale and Morehouse, to the Nuyorican Café in New York City (World’s most famous poetry venue),and the US Military Base in Qatar.

He has traveled the world, performing in 6 Countries and over 150 American Cities, published 5 books, produced 17 Spoken Word CDs, performed and/or held workshops for over 50 Colleges and Universities. He has also made 5 National Television appearances, (BETJ Lyrics Café, No Reservations, etc.), performed in front of 12,000 people for Scion Night at Knots Scary Farm, and has graced legendary stages such as the Smithsonian in Washington DC for the 2009 Presidential Inaugural Peace Ball for President Obama. Marcel is many things, as well as the creator and animator of an animated web-series called, ‘Gurus.’

“Funny, all that means nothing,” Marcel replies when asked about his massive history of work. He explains, “Everything I’ve ever done in my life seems like it just prepares me for the next door I’m about to enter.” The author of, ‘The Book that Doesn’t Even Matter,’ a philosophy on life, Marc states, “I always wanted to understand what we are doing here…now I’m just sharing what I think I know.”

Inspiring, candid, raw, clever, thought-provoking and entertaining are just a few descriptions of his presentations. Working just as hard off of the stage as he does on it, throughout his career, Marc has written thousands of unreleased poems, produced hundreds of underground tracks, as well as several unreleased novels. Marcel lives as if his next second is the most important moment he has, and his devotion to his art is reflected in his great body of work. He is Spoken Word, at its rawest, highest level of performance!