Nearly 400 years ago, Descartes reasoned, "I think, therefore I am." However, the amazing thing about the human mind is that it is able to question our existence at all.

Who am I? What am I?
Where do I belong?
To Be or Not To Be?

The absolute truth, is the answer that lies beyond the shadow of a doubt in your own mind, where there is no question.

This little book is a compilation of visions and revelations over a span of forty years.

Its purpose, is to be a 'little light' reading. To encourage and inspire you to seek out the undiscovered realm that lies beyond your wildest imagination. That Image-Nation of Eternal Love, the Kingdom of God.

Shakespeare's famous speech from Hamlet, To Be or Not To Be, is the sub-theme of this book and is included herein.

We walked along the mountain road under a full moon. The sky had patches of thin cloud and there was an occasional drizzle. It was quite cold, but we talked of spiritual matters as we walked and the night lent a supernatural atmosphere to our conversation and imagination.

After about half an hour, the road wound around to the right and just ahead in the distance we saw a track that ran off to the left. It was quite overgrown and seemed as if it had not been used in some time. Andrew said, "I feel that God’s telling me to go down here," indicating the track. I wasn't sure, as it was the middle of the night and we were in mountain country. However, I trusted him.

After walking about a hundred metres along the track, with damp grass up to our knees, we suddenly came upon a clearing with an old timber house in the middle of it. We walked up the steps to the front door and peeked in through the windows. The house appeared to have been vacant for some time, as we could not see any furniture and the rooms appeared very dusty.

Andrew tried the handle and to our surprise it was unlocked, so we went in. As we walked through the house, it was obvious that no-one had been there for some time. There was a heavy layer of dust on everything and cobwebs in all the corners. I started looking through the kitchen cupboards while Andrew continued toward the back of the house. I found nothing in the cupboards and as I started to leave the kitchen Andrew called out, "Hey, come and look at this, you’re not going to believe it!"

I walked quickly along the hallway to the room where he was and he was right, it was difficult to believe what we saw. There, in this very dusty, cobweb-ridden, vacant house was a bedroom that was not only completely free of dust and cobwebs, it was also furnished with two single beds that were perfectly made with fresh, crisp, clean sheets and pillows. On the bedside table between the beds, stood a candle that had never been lit and a brand new, unopened box of matches.

It made our spines tingle and we couldn't sleep, spending the rest of the night reading and discussing scriptures from Andrew’s bible by candlelight, until the first light of dawn.