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This is a book of questions (?) interspersed with short chapters. (One very short chapter.) The over-arching question is: Isn't it kind of funny that we don't live in paradise? Many readers will react, with all the reasons why things, bad as they are, pretty much have to stay that way. Because "that's the way things are." But they don't have to stay that way, and they won't.

Because the earth is evolving, consciousness is evolving, and it's going on in millions of people all over the planet. It's unstoppable. That's the beauty of it. Because no matter how bleak or dire the situation may seem to be, consciousness is moving forward, in and through us.

We are part of that movement. Once we realize our true identity, we see our intimate connection to all life on the planet, and especially to each other. That's a glimpse of heaven.

There's no need to wait for the afterlife for fulfillment. The dimension of spaciousness (the kingdom of heaven) is within each of us.

Right now, at this moment.

Many of the questions simply point out the discrepancy between what we are and what we could be. For example, it's ludicrous that animals and plants are better stewards of the earth than we are. Or that trees and animals take better care of each other than we do.

Some of the questions might even cause you to momentarily stop your usual thought patterns. If that should happen, pay attention to the break or gap created. By becoming aware of the gap in our stream of thoughts, there's an opportunity for space to enter.

You are invited to ponder some questions you may not have given much thought to, and have some fun along the way Look inside, it may change your life.