To Me Is Your Return

This is the book of divinity, morality and community. The book was written out of personal concerns that for centuries - or even millennia - humanity has entered a period of great silence; a period where divine envoys, avatars or prophets of some sort are in the far back of everyone's memory. In a way they are reduced to mythological creatures and their great messages are long forgotten. Worse, their messages are being used for political gains and justifications of wrongdoings instead of elevating one's spirituality. I incline to revive, not the great persona, but the divine echo from the distant past which I think is still relevant to these days. Lastly, as our world is in great peril, I hope this book can contribute to the world's peace and that everybody, regardless of their beliefs, can come together as one.