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The Ultimate State
Truth, fiction, or a little of both? You decide.
Where do we come from when we're born?
Why does time seem to move faster the older we get?
And why do some people behave like animals when they are supposed to be civilised humans?
God knows.
And He'd rather we didn't find out, which is why security is so tight in the
Highest Eternal Academy for Vocational Evolution to Nirvana (or HEAVEN for short, of course).
A light-hearted and humorous story of Heaven, Hell and our journey to the
Ultimate State of Nirvana.
Where do we come from when we're born?
Why does time seem to move faster the older we get?
And why do some people behave like animals when they are supposed to be civilised humans?
God knows.
And He'd rather we didn't find out, which is why security is so tight in the
Highest Eternal Academy for Vocational Evolution to Nirvana (or HEAVEN for short, of course).
A light-hearted and humorous story of Heaven, Hell and our journey to the
Ultimate State of Nirvana.
250 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 1, 2015
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About the author
Anton Morse
1 bookAnton Morse was born & raised in rural Cheshire, England in 1962.
He went to School in the borough of Crewe & Nantwich.
He is a landscape gardener, woodcutter, carpenter, plumber, builder, decorator, & anything else needed to renovate a house (anything except a plasterer, which seems to be a black art when it comes to making the stuff stay smoothly on any more than the smallest patch of wall).
He sells occasional charcoal/paintings, and has published his first book, The Ultimate State.
He went to School in the borough of Crewe & Nantwich.
He is a landscape gardener, woodcutter, carpenter, plumber, builder, decorator, & anything else needed to renovate a house (anything except a plasterer, which seems to be a black art when it comes to making the stuff stay smoothly on any more than the smallest patch of wall).
He sells occasional charcoal/paintings, and has published his first book, The Ultimate State.
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August 2, 2015
That's the kind of book I'm talking about!
Here I found everything I love the most: relevant questions.
Why does Time doom us in such a way, how far is the Universe expanding, is there an afterlife, and what really is Space, and God, and so on until the main question of all: why "something" instead of "nothing".
As a philosopher myself, that can't help pondering on these kind of questions all the time, the book did hook me up.
Although I don't agree with the author's thought, it was certainly worth to read.
Plus hey, it's an ironic book, well written,that doesn't want to be deep, nor to preach around.
I found pleasant even the way the author refers to himself in a third person. Five stars for me.
Here I found everything I love the most: relevant questions.
Why does Time doom us in such a way, how far is the Universe expanding, is there an afterlife, and what really is Space, and God, and so on until the main question of all: why "something" instead of "nothing".
As a philosopher myself, that can't help pondering on these kind of questions all the time, the book did hook me up.
Although I don't agree with the author's thought, it was certainly worth to read.
Plus hey, it's an ironic book, well written,that doesn't want to be deep, nor to preach around.
I found pleasant even the way the author refers to himself in a third person. Five stars for me.
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