Description
Masters of introspection: Introspection is the examination of one’s conscious thoughts and feelings. In psychology, the process of introspection relies on observing one’s mental state, while in a spiritual context, it may refer to examining one’s soul. This little work explores the personal; introspection of the writer in all aspects of living life in accord with certain principles. In doing so he uses the personal; trials and tribulations of biblical and historical figures to provide the reader with certain proof and ideas in the utilization of the benefits of introspection for their betterment and those of their fellow man in their daily living.
Masters at my Table: This is based on the author’s research of the Laws of the Universe and the distilled wisdom of science, theology, physiotherapy, physiology, mysticism, magic and biblical text granted from the sages of old. It demonstrates the soundness of spiritual coaching, which brings about a conscious constructiveness to those who practised these principles in all their affairs throughout the ages.
Master of the arts: A blended genre story of the facts and fictitious events surrounding the life of Marco Polo. Marco spent 17 years in the court of Kublai Khan, gaining favour with the Khan and eventually becoming one of his trusted diplomats. After Marco returned to Venice employed in the family merchant business, he got involved in the city’s war with Genoa and was imprisoned with trusted friend and confidant Rustichello da Pisa. It was during their imprisonment Marco told his story to Rustichello of his service to The Khan of Khans in Asia and his many adventures beyond the confines of the known world. Rustichello journaled a manuscript entitled “The Travels of Marco Polo.” Whilst this story was read far and wide throughout Europe at the time it was nonetheless eclipsed by the stories and talents of the author’s life himself, for Da Pisa’s adventures gained him much notoriety in later life as ” A Master of The Arts.”
