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There often comes a time when we are called to question the purpose of our lives. This goes beyond the mundane every day, to seek the foundation on which the good life is lived. After fruitless searches in the religions, self-help psychology, and philosophy, the author was confronted by a spiritual opening.
Through 76 short chapters, the reader is offered an example of a spiritual way in the spirit world where growth comes more through direct experience than logical thinking and reasoned argument. This is not a one size fit for all, but a call to recognise the spiritual domain and find our path.
The Good Book is intended to help those on their journey, those confronting the possibility of starting and the open minded with an interest. The lonely traveller in this domain may find it difficult to find another having trod the path. This book is an outline of the type of challenges one encounters and how they might be overcome. An indication is also given of the direction of travel, and what can be expected ahead.
Starting out an agnostic the mythological, psychological path brought an ultimate connection with the Divine, and a new calling. This way the seeker of truth to live by finds themselves with the creator in the flow of creation, and the ultimate question of how one should live their life is answered.

The author qualified as a medical doctor in London in 1983 and pursued a career in Emergency Medicine in the North West of England. An existential crisis forced his retirement in his mid-fifties. This was a calling for a new adventure, in search of a new and ultimate purpose in life. The search took him through an MA in Philosophy as a Way of Life and Psychosynthesis. This led to an inward journey through the spirit world, which was mythical, psychological and Jungian. He is a student of Jazz Piano, music composition and production. His writing and music are directed to those seeking insight into the spiritual path.