I’m an engineer and a philosopher. The engineer is hopeful we will solve the problems of our species. The philosopher doesn’t care. To him only an inner world above matters.
Strangely, the philosopher refreshes the engineer – renews his hope.
That is why it is said, without love we have nothing.
My novel, On The Fifth Night is my favourite work – it puts my thoughts on life, and the afterlife, into an easy-reading narrative full of twists and ‘aha’ moments, as one reviewer said.
It’s loosely based on life lessons I’ve learnt from surviving a wife with Huntington’s disease… a cruel, genetic disease that slowly robbed her of everything until she took her last breath staring serenely into the room around me. It’s through my journey with Gina, more than anything else, that I learnt the wonder and joy of life despite its flaws – something you know existentially when you discover the practical mystic in you.
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I believe in the mystery of life, and I’m in awe of this world. I believe in more than I can see or touch or hear. Mostly the truth is way beyond all that. It is something that calls out to us from beyond. I don’t know what exactly it is but it is there in the silence of meditation. And it inspires us to live with a freedom and joy that elevates us to be all we’re created to be.
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