Self Help – Challenge The Way You View Life!

Many people, regardless of their own beliefs in the spiritual realm, have pondered the question of what could have transpired if Saddam Hussein had been allowed to continue invading Kuwait in the early 1990s without being stopped.

Now, this narrative delves into that situation and follows it through to its unexpected end, and then it reimagines the action time and time again in a sequence that is reminiscent of the movie “Groundhog Day,” but with a self-help mind, body, and spirit focus.

As a consequence, the reader is left with a narrative that challenges their preconceived notions about what constitutes “reality.”

At first, I was under the impression that I was creating a work of fiction about angelic or extraterrestrial beings who were helping to shape our planet.

However, after I finished writing the first book, which was called The Blue Star Millennium, many readers were under the impression that the portrayed events around the globe had truly taken place, despite the fact that recorded history demonstrates a different ending.

At that point, the idea of an alternate reality abruptly crystallized into the prospect that the outcomes of global events may be altered in accordance with the wishes of the majority of people.

As far as I was concerned, all I was doing was creating an uplifting mind, body, and spirit narrative about angelic alien intervention.

However, I didn’t know where the story was heading until it unfolded in front of me, and I have to confess that I was startled by some of the material.

The events of the Gulf War and the way in which they were altered as a result of the intervention of a race of angelic beings from another world who took the shape of alien benefactors took up the majority of the story’s focus.

The White Star acts as a guide and attentive parent figure for the protagonist of these stories, an angel who is trying to fit in with human culture while under the careful eye of his mentor.

People who have read these esoteric writings have posed the question, “Is the White Star real? And if he is, did he help change world events to conform to the will of the masses, who are the ones currently inhabiting our world? You and I?” I’m wondering whether, from this perspective, he also influenced my work in a way that was more spiritual.

To tell you the truth, I have no idea!

If this is the case, I am thankful that he imparted this metaphysical information to me, but I am a bit perplexed as to why he would choose me as the recipient.

I’m simply a regular person who came from a less privileged background and grew up on the rougher side of town. New-age spirituality was not a part of my childhood in any way.

I’ve taken more than my fair share of the blows that life has a tendency to dish out to everyone else that walks this world. Nevertheless, I’ve also had my fair share of strange events (for want of a better phrase), but I’m going off topic here.

If we follow this idea of alien beings called ET angels all the way to its logical conclusion, then aren’t we all extraterrestrial beings?

After all, we are only here on this planet for a short period of time to learn the lessons that are specifically tailored to us, and then we go; how then can we claim that we are natives of this place? We just take up temporary residence in a body so that we might carry out our activities in this world.

So, whether these metaphysics and philosophy books are affected by angels from outer space or arose from my own tapping into the higher consciousness that serves as the source of each and every one of us, what exactly is the difference?

The end result is just as intriguing, and the ideas that these tales of personal growth and development provide will force you to rethink your perspective on life as you know it.