Getting to No Me

Using our body as an analogy, Getting to No Me tells the story of a liver cell named Cella, (a metaphor for our Ego) and a probe named Nome (a metaphor for our Soul) as they journey through the body of MoW in their quest to find the owner of the body. With the conclusion of the parable, the reader is invited on a quest to discover his/her place and role in the universe. The notions of divine inspiration, meaning and responsibility are crucial and empowering elements within the message, affording you many simple and profound truths, with the capacity to transform your view about the world and the impact you can have upon it. The heart of the book deals with those eternal issues of mankind's ideas about himself and his relationship with others and the universe. The idea that God is timeless and yet both inside and outside even the most ephemeral of created forms in the universe is the key to opening the door to spirit to reveal a world of possibilities. The book provides a framework necessary for a deeper understanding of spiritual matters and the importance in living an inspired, meaningful and responsible life. Knowing that we all share in the same Creative Spirit reaffirms our responsibilities to ourselves and then others. Apportioning blame to an uncaring God or an implacable Nature is rendered senseless. We are encouraged to view ourselves as God's diverse representatives to one another. Getting to No Me provides a powerful message to the person confronted with the inevitable questions surrounding the concept of a higher entity/God/the Universe. Simply and elegantly written, the message adopts an inclusive and non-judgmental approach and is thus appealing to people of all faiths and creeds. The reference to the word God is in a universal sense, as the book is not affiliated with any religion. Anyone who has ever felt discouraged with their circumstances or questioned their purpose in life will be encouraged and inspired by the ideas and issues addr