The Reality of Myself

About this entire book...

Four stories unraveling the reality of a person's inner self. Who am I? Perhaps you can identify yourself as one of the characters in the stories? Maybe you are a composite of all four? Maybe you are none of them, but have some of the things they possess? Their pathways lead to unraveling the Truth that awaits them.



I. Wilbur Knows Best

This is the heart-rendering story of Wilbur, a man of deep insight, who shares his life stories with candor and passion. Beginning from his birth, Wilbur recounts his bodily struggles, his foibles and successes through his early childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. He offers perspective on his different experiences, but is never really sure about the source of knowledge and strength he receives to understand and make sense of those experiences. As a young man, Wilbur has a personal epiphany that leads him to a close and personal relationship that helps him to understand his dysfunction. That revelation then points him into the direction of hope, peace and grace extending into eternity. He shares his memoirs with the world because Wilbur Knows Best!



II. Do You Not Understand Stop?

Sometimes a word is overused to the point that the meaning of it becomes lost. "STOP" is one of those words which has lost impact and significance today. Often, our ears fail to heed the warning the word alerts us to. Ignoring it, we make choices that best suit our self-interest resulting in lost opportunities, or inflicting judgement that yields startling consequences when "STOP" is not heeded



III.Storied Eyes Piercing My Heart

There are hidden stories behind the eyes of every person. The author uses a special framework to understand the nature of humanity. So desperately wanting to understand more of those stories he fabricates them to ease his yearning deep in his heart. He realizes that he must do more than imagine them. He must live and reveal the Truth.



IV.Prepared Enough?

Survival at all cost! How much does one need to do to be prepared for the extremes of the wilderness? Is it enough? What is missing? What is the real Truth for survival?