Angielski
The first two-thirds of the book is an explanation of the world we live on and who and what we are. Imagination is strongly used. We come on the Earth with preprogramming. We are created as from a single mold; all humans are subject to a life of stress. All humans are a mix of good and evil. We have freedom of choice in some of life's decisions. We are being given enlightenment to prepare us for an assignment. We will need to pass certain tests to determine if we have achieved adequate stability to create and maintain equanimity wherever we reside. The last third of the book dwells on that point. At this time, the human race is at a crossroads. Will we lose restraint and destroy ourselves, or will we take command and develop a stable interrelationship between all religions, all points of view, all races, all sexual variations, etc.? Can we achieve that maturity? Can we subjugate our emotions to create and maintain harmony? Do we have a future? The last chapter. The Postscript.
