Religion, Illusion, Reality, Perception

About the Book

We received by birth the gift of free will: the inner urge, drive, or the inner desire, through faith, to have a communion with God. Humans are driven by many urges, but none stronger than the urge to love and to be loved. Hunger (as part of the survival instinct) and sexual cravings (survival of the species) are well developed in humans—two instinctive urges that humans share with the animal world. Nature demands survival, but the art of civilization increases the pleasures of living and the satisfactions derived from family life. To find meaning in life is a valuable and ultimate endeavor.

About the Author

Simon Peter Bargetzi, Author of several books lives in Canada half of the year and the rest in Europe and the USA. He brings a share of knowledge and embraces these perception and philosophies in this book. He is retired and enjoys travelling, gardening, and writing.