The Layman's Edition

About this book

This book is what I found when I followed the sentence to its source. It is not a new religion. It is not a philosophy. It is not another translation of the same old stories. It is an attempt to describe the original language — the language the SOURCE speaks in — and to show how every sincere tradition has been translating that language into human words since the beginning. The chapters that follow move through four movements. First, the question every tradition asks and the answer every tradition gives. Second, the original language itself — geometry, number, resonance, music. Third, four major translations — the Vedas, Ezekiel, the Gospels, the Quran — read as sincere attempts to render the original into a human tongue. Fourth, the living proof: the Bantu tradition that never fragmented, the five cultures that encoded the same law without contact, and the recognition available to you right now in the awareness with which you are reading. You do not need technical training.