And Mighty Oaks - Cameron, Murray
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The book is emphatically not autobiographical, though inevitably the story is informed by the authors long and very active life. It takes the reader across time and space in the companionship of women and men dedicated to achievement. The book is about people who use their native talent, effort, and energy to succeed. It is a story of a search deeper than our existential values. We follow the characters as they struggle to identify the deeper values at the core of their beings. The common, flimsy fancies of feelings carelessly labeled love are exposed and contrasted in the lives and…mehr

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The book is emphatically not autobiographical, though inevitably the story is informed by the authors long and very active life. It takes the reader across time and space in the companionship of women and men dedicated to achievement. The book is about people who use their native talent, effort, and energy to succeed. It is a story of a search deeper than our existential values. We follow the characters as they struggle to identify the deeper values at the core of their beings. The common, flimsy fancies of feelings carelessly labeled love are exposed and contrasted in the lives and experiences of these authentic characters. Without vainglory, fame, or kudos, but through integrity and faith in their deepest beliefs, their achievements are to be enjoyed in a calm crescendo of fulfilling, loving lives.
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Murray Cameron was born in the Scottish Highlands and was drafted into the British army to serve in a highland regiment after which he went to India as a tea planter but left there to settle in Australia choosing as an orientation to his new world to become a station hand which choice, he says, he has never regretted He went to University to study psychology and linguists after which he took up a career in Trainer Training and People Development. At sixty seven with deteriorating hearing, he retired. Drawn to university again in 2011 he graduated in 2014 with BA in History and was invited to appy for entry to the Honours Program. Because his hearing was further deteriorating, he declined the offer and now lives a writers life in South Fremantle, Western Australia.