Richard Peter Spartacus

Elohim is the high rise of the book series, the tower rising between the two flying buttresses, The South Will Rise Again and Get me Out of Here! Rising this High, Six contains the vision of a better earth and better lives for humanity, though from a more practical, more earthly, perspective of view than what you find in Bed of Roses? Another way of viewing the context of the books of Elohim is by analogy to a gothic arch, where Bed of Roses? Forms...

Who Owns God? falls in six parts, since six is the number of life on earth, with each of the six parts covering a topic of its own. Part 1 starts out with philosophy and the approach of the scientist to the odd new world he suddenly found himself thrown into, and its addresses the meaning of Life and our raison d'être. Part 2 deals with the tale of the Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten who became the first recognised monotheist in the world when he declared...

Elohim is the high-rise of the book series, the tower rising between the two flying buttresses, The South Will Rise Again and Get me Out of Here! Another way of viewing the context of the books of Elohim is by analogy to a gothic arch, where Bed of Roses? Forms the left side of the arch and Six forms the right. Then a stairway leading through the portal thus formed was built in the form of Light in the Dark, and who knows if one day a small alter...

Eyes Wide Open falls in five parts (like a five-pointed star). Part 1 deals with the nature of "reality". Part 2 deals with the nature and purpose of our existence (in bodily form). Part 3 deals with the nature of "consciousness" and how we developed our consciousness. Part 4 deals with the concepts we have made from our conscious consciousness, the so-called "memes" - and the question of whether we have made them rulers of our world, reducing...