So settle in, get comfortable… and get ready to change your life.

This book will change your life.

Heard that before?   Maybe that wasn’t your experience in the past but I know that that’s exactly what will happen this time.

Whether you choose to accept and embrace the Truth about life now or at some time in the future, I believe that by the time you’ve finished reading this, your mind will have been opened so far as to allow you to at least consider a new way of thinking.  If you weren’t ready to do that, you wouldn’t have bothered to even pick this book up.

You don’t have to “get it” right away. You don’t even have to believe everything I say as you read it. But when these words find their way home to your psyche, you’ll know it and your life will become filled with more and more Love.  Why not try to put just one of my suggestions into practice and see what happens.

I’m not going to use the word “philosophy” to describe what I’m saying here in this book.  What I have to say is not a “philosophy”.  It’s not a search for or a theory about the meaning of life.  I know this all to be the Truth about life. You do too.  It’s just a matter of you remembering. You may find that some of the things you’ll read here sound familiar or really strike a chord. That’s just you getting back in touch with part of the Knowledge. 

The Truth is very simple, but it will challenge almost all of society’s accepted beliefs and so I ask that you stay with me right through to the end even when you find yourself strongly disagreeing with anything I’m saying. 

I’d like to take a moment here to focus your attention on just how strongly the society you grow up with influences your beliefs.  Think about some cultural traditions that you find very hard, or even impossible, to relate to.  Let’s take arranged marriages.  If you’re from a culture that practices this idea you’d be horrified at the thought of people choosing their own marriage partners.  If you’re not from that culture, you’re equally horrified at thought of your marriage partner being chosen for you and not by you. 

Female circumcision is another example that you’ll probably feel strongly about.  If you’re not from the culture that supports the practice, you’re probably revolted by the very idea.  If it’s your cultural belief, you’ll be equally horrified at the prospect of it not being performed. Even our taste in something like fashion is generally influenced by our cultures, our families and/or our friends.  I don’t just mean whether you like one designer or musician over another either (although that’s certainly relevant too in this sense).  Different cultures may dictate certain body parts must be covered; could be your head or ankles or breasts.  What one culture thinks is acceptable to expose, another will find outrageous.  Families and friends will have their own “cultures” too. 

All of these things reinforce the walls of the boxes of Fear all of us live in to a greater or lesser degree.

It’s neither my intention nor my right to pass judgment on anyone or anything.  I simply want to remind you how strongly our thoughts can be influenced by where and among whom we grew up. 

I’ll be talking later about how we choose those influences but you’ll get the most out of this book if you try to set them aside and work at being totally honest with your deepest thoughts as you consider what I have to say.

I’ll tell you about what I mean by the Truth about life in Part One of this book. In Part Two I’ve set out the four basic Realities that I believe will lead you to understanding what it’s all about.  I’ve included examples of situations that various people have been in to try to help you understand how each of them works in our lives.  They’re in no order of importance.  They’re all equally important and they’re all inter-connected.  You don’t need to read them in any set sequence. In fact, I’d love it if you just read through the chapter headings and choose to read the one that appeals to you most first, no matter where it is on the list, and keep doing that until you’ve read everything.

As I said at the outset, this book will help you find your way to reclaim your innate Knowledge of the Truth.  Even if you only get one single thing, that single thing will open up the door for the whole of the Knowledge to come through to you in time.

The Author
These are the thoughts of a remarkable man named Moshe. His family tree includes a number of deeply spiritual people; some of whom were scholars, others more shamanic in nature. Like his forebears, Moshe has always been a deeply spiritual man.

From his earliest years he possessed an innate wisdom and the desire to explore the metaphysical side of life. He opened his mind to the teachings of both widely respected and more obscure spiritual leaders. He spoke with innumerable ‘ordinary’ people and embraced an amazing variety of experiences. Finally, he came to the realization that he had always had the Knowledge that he had been seeking.

Moshe the student became Moshe the teacher.

Unconditional Love - Review by Jennifer

My name is Jennifer and I know a lot about this book because Moshe spoke his thoughts to me and I am the person who put them into words for him.  We’ve spent countless hours talking about the contents of this book over many years and so my connection with and belief in the Knowledge is very strong. 

Embracing it in theory is one thing.  Actually LIVING IT is another.   Throughout my own spiritual journey I’ve encountered others whose views they’ve championed have gone out the window when put to the test by things that have actually happened in their own lives.  They’ve failed to walk the talk if you like.  I’m so happy to say that that didn’t happen with me.

I recently experienced the death of my much loved father. This was such a powerful event in my life, I could write another book about this alone but I just want to share a fragment of that experience with you to give you a glimpse into how the teachings of this book are helping me through it.

I am an only child and have chosen not to have children of my own so my Dad and I shared a particularly strong bond.  When I first received the news that my Dad had only days left to live, I was absolutely devastated.  But rather than letting the Fear engulf me, I chose to embrace everything I had learned from Moshe over the years. 

Dad wasn’t able to physically communicate during his last days so I would hold his hand and focus on sending and receiving Loving energy by thought, by touch and by talking to him. Every time feelings of desolation swept through me I would chant to myself over and over “I accept, I accept” and “find the Love, find the Love”. What I was doing in my own way was embracing the entire experience I had had with my Dad throughout our physical lives together, including this one. I was dissolving my Fear of losing him with Love through the Knowledge that our connection was not ending.  It was simply changing.

I can’t say that I don’t miss my Dad’s physical presence. I do.  Every day.  But I am so happy to say that the whole journey has become immeasurably easier by me choosing to embrace and practice all of the Knowledge I have been awakened to through the teachings of this book.