Sander R.B.E Beals - Infinity Plus One

I just now threw together the cover image, as intuition and creativity go: like Douglas Adams by his own admission picked 42 out of thin air to be the ultimate answer to the question "What is the Meaning of Life?", so did I pick one of my previous creations and embellished it with a few words to fulfill my obligation as its creator: this book should have a cover page, if I intend to write it.

It won't quite be science fiction, even though substantial parts of it are too fantastic to ever be believed by the less open-minded person in the street. That is no problem (and not even their loss) for they will flourish splendidly without my ideas, navigating this Cosmos or Reality by whatever subset of it they hold to be real and believable.

But back to the cover image for a moment: the massive roundness of the All, which has been given finite boundaries in order to make it fit on this cover, appears to be rolling over and crushing the author, poor little me. Mind you though, that is the pessimistic view! I may have felt like that in the past, but nowadays the optimistic path is the route I take, while joyfully floating with the multicolored beauty of the All. What took away the fear? Could it be the realization that F rightening E motions A ren't R eal"? Or is it the logical consequence of believing that the four laws of creation are the stable base my being needs to stay joyful all day long? Just for the record, freely quoting Bashar, even though Source (for lack of a better word) is of course the ultimate point of Origin:

1. You have always existed, and in some form you always will. Can't change that!
2. The All is the One, and the One is the All. No changing that either!
3. You experience that which you radiate to your environment. Also not changeable!
4. The only Cosmological Constant is Ch ange , except for the above three laws.

Pretty deep material, and you'll probably agree with me that Bashar makes it sound so much more fun. Just look him up on Youtube, or click

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anzZUFEghQ8

This is no attempt at making it big as a writer. Been there, done that, 'failed' miserably! Not because I can't write, but because I needed to figure out I'd much rather do it for my own enjoyment, than for the few bucks a sold copy might fetch me. So this book will be written, uploaded to http://www.moorelife.nl, and that's about all I will do to initially promote it. After all, I've seen way too many books mysteriously reach my field of observation in perfect timing, to think that widespread advertizing will actually make it reach more of the people who 'need' this in their lives. That doesn't mean I'll avoid comments, criticisms and discussion though....

And of course my Dutch nature won't allow me to refuse any expression of gratitude for having written this book. Just look at it more from the view of my volunteer endeavors in PC maintenance: I fix your PC, and ask for nothing except the cost of any new parts needed. You decide on what you'll add to that in gratitude, if anything....

All is One, and One is All. Does it really matter that the letters sprouted from my keyboard, or that they were fired at me from all around like the ricochet in Deep Purple's Child in Time, to form as many brilliant Sources of Knowing to you and me? The more you observe, the more you see that finding Source isn't the problem: it is so ubiquitously surrounding and permeating us, that you only have to "bow your head, and wait for the ricochet!", or if you'd rather do that, go with Queen's Innuendo, and plunge 'Headlong' into this marvelous experience, because There's nothing you can do about it!. Come to think of it, who can escape what he desires? Kudos to the being who knows which lyric that last quote came from.... ;-)