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Who’s the Driver? is part two of the Road Gloria story and asks the question, ‘How does a man who likes predictable rules respond when his wife stops playing by the rules they both signed up for?’
In part one, A Dip into the Blue Ocean, Margaret begins to question their marriage and way of life. Through a friend she discovers the difference between spirit and Soul and the ways of life that unfold, depending on which of these energetic qualities we connect to.
Will James take a walk down his own Road Gloria and begin to question the rules by which he lives his life or will the expectations and conditioning of many years win the day?
Some people can find that this road is not the easiest to walk down – until they realise it’s not the road that is hard but the baggage they carry with them.
Humankind has ever sought to ‘understand itself’, to know its place in the Universe and to justify its specific and endlessly debated individualised appearance on this planet. But it has sought with and from a presumed intelligence that is deeply and irrevocably flawed, by virtue of its encumbering, pre-set design to deliberately and convincingly lead us astray, to conceal our dimly sensed, more-than-human origins. The Lie of Being Human has gone unseen and unsensed for too long, and as such it is delaying our return to our One Unified Origin – a Field of Immeasurable Love where the One Soul resides. This time-less field is the source of the Ageless Wisdom. Now, neck-deep into the failed foray of being human, exhausted from our existential, extra-terrestrial searchings and covered in the mud of self-made societal affliction, we are once again calling for Truth.
This book is written in response to that call.
GOLDEN MEAN BOOKS
Ageless Wisdom every day
Throughout history there have always been libraries that enhoused publications in which wisdom was the foundational impress for a scroll or book. The Library of Alexandria was perhaps the most well known of these libraries but by no means the only one. In the Dark Ages collections of books were moved around so as not to be discovered by the ruling elite. Today we live in an age in which there is more information than ever before but very little writing that is of true richness or power. Books of great value no longer have to be hidden – they are disguised in the sea of distraction that has become so characteristic of an electronic media age.
Enter Golden Mean Books – a publishing house that heralds a re-turn to the wisdom and depth of the publications of old. A beacon for those looking for books across a diverse range of subjects and genres, that provide a common golden thread – a quality that is ageless in its wisdom and yet everyday in its lived application.
