Life on Earth the Game : A Manual for Those Who didn't Bring Theirs

This ground breaking read is, as touted "two clicks beyond what is presently in print." Randall Shelton, BA University of Denver( Philosophy and Psychology) used a good portion of his time after leaving Denver in 1955 deliberately researching in areas most people "fear to tread": the paranormal. As a result, the book presents an idea far beyond any college lecture hall. Incorporating his myriad adult experiences of 30 years after an early Methodist church related background has produced this "New Thought Publication", as he references it. As extremely unusual experiences accumulate into unexplainable stories, the manual takes shape. For any readers who may be looking at New Age and beyond, The Game is easily classified as "kosmic" in nature (ala Ken Wilber). In the 109 page book one finds two major challenges: ability to "think outside the box" along with the reader's willingness to block out daily "quiet time." By accomplishing these two "simple but not easy" challenges, the key to as well as the importance in winning is disclosed. The unique illustrations in the book by Tim Donohue indicate a potentially more accurate look at one's life were we not hung up on the appearance of being in human form. All of which is due to the format of The Game we call "Life On Earth."Shelton, Randall C. is the author of 'Life on Earth the Game : A Manual for Those Who didn't Bring Theirs', published 2008 under ISBN 9780979588600 and ISBN 097958860X.