Francis O'Neill

Love's Story of Why We Are Here

And what we can do about it

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Why are we here? Or, what is the purpose of it all? Is there a purpose? Is it just to have the good life? Or is it just one big accident? Our evolution theory doesn't provide an answer to this question. It can explain "how" we are here, how life evolves and refines, as in DNA and "survival of the fittest," but it doesn't provide a "why" we are here. It doesn't offer an intention or purpose for the presence of life, in all its myriad forms. This book, meanwhile, does provide an answer to why we are here. Indeed, it provides a new and exciting theory for the intention and purpose of life. O'Neill unravels, in seven principles, what he argues to be the primary directive of life across the universe - and this directive will be found to be so natural, so loving, inclusive and obvious. It is happening here, with us. And not just with us but with all of life, in whatever form it takes. It is operating in our oceans, in the rocks, the plants, and animals around us. And it follows, from our recognition of this primary directive, we come to know "what we can do about it!" The book includes discussion on: The Seven Principles of Love's Agenda - including the Soul Ladder Gaia, the Living Earth The problem with evolution as we currently view it Quantum theory Are we alone in the universe? Extraterrestrial life and Disclosure In addition: Both paperback and eBook versions contain an epilogue, bibliography and reference notes. This book is a companion to Life and Death: Making Sense of It by the same author.

Produktdetails

• Making Sense of It Nr.3
• Verlag: Some Inspiration Publications
• Seitenzahl: 172
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juli 2018
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 10mm
• Gewicht: 259g
• ISBN-13: 9780993462641
• ISBN-10: 0993462642
• Artikelnr.: 59075926

Autorenporträt

Francis O'Neill is a former archaeologist, a college lecturer and astrologer. He has spent over 40 years researching psychological, spiritual and esoteric perspectives on life; and writes about his findings - or "reports back" as he describes it - through his Making Sense of It book series.