BEING HUMAN BEING "out of the village and into the jungle": Book One (Paperback)
The story of a man on a quest to find his identity, his purpose, and the meaning of life. Book One is an autobiographically themed account of a man, born in a place, in a circumstance, and in a condition, in a Third World village. His future led him to the big city of New York where he met and overcame challenges, as he succeeded to become a pilot instructor, an engineer and a corporate professional. He opens the window to the world of Aviation for his reader, with valuable educational information. He explains how his professional and personal experiences became the platform for learning about human beings and human behavior, including his conflict between science and doctrine.
In Book Two he explains how he found himself, then he found everyone else, all swimming in this fishbowl from which there is no escape. He found what life on this planet is all about, from a factual and scientific perspective; who we are, where we came from, and where we are headed. He includes several disciplines in the analysis including, doctrine, science, anthropology, history, psychology, spirituality, consciousness and others. The author encourages the reader to decide what is, and what is not, as he shares information. He firmly believes that knowledge is power to understand. He uses his faculties as an engineer, a pilot instructor, and a researcher in other disciplines, to derive the philosophy of life and existence.
In Book Two he explains how he found himself, then he found everyone else, all swimming in this fishbowl from which there is no escape. He found what life on this planet is all about, from a factual and scientific perspective; who we are, where we came from, and where we are headed. He includes several disciplines in the analysis including, doctrine, science, anthropology, history, psychology, spirituality, consciousness and others. The author encourages the reader to decide what is, and what is not, as he shares information. He firmly believes that knowledge is power to understand. He uses his faculties as an engineer, a pilot instructor, and a researcher in other disciplines, to derive the philosophy of life and existence.