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Category: General Nonfiction/Self Improvement
Description: As author Ana Antunes journeys through life, she offers her unique view of the world. Life IS too short... is an intimate look upon a metaphysical approach with an entertaining and exotic travel throughout the feedbacks and many insights the book offers. The author's intention is to reunify Science and Religion, believed to be once One Truth. In our Modern Age, we have traveled from one extreme to another. The author hopes to educate, although not convert, people to the enlightenment of the celestial world as well as share out-of-body experiences. A metaphysical approach to existential questions, Life Is Too Short... will sweep your feet off the ground and into their place in divine destiny: De-Light.
eBook Publisher: eXtasy eBooks/Devine Destinies, 2009 Devine Destinies
eBookwise Release Date: September 2009

Available eBook Formats: OEBFF Format (IMP) [289 KB]
Words: 69974
Reading time: 199-279 min.

In this book, I mix many beliefs, theories and experiences in both scientific and religious ways. Through a composition of short stories and dissertations, I do the best I can to make it readable, varying it from relaxing and rational to emotional, yet exciting explanatory principles. This book is about my own search for the truth and a voyage to self-discovery. I go to the light of it to return to my own heart, my Home.

Life is too short ... inviting us to look upon a metaphysical approach with an entertaining and exotic travel throughout the feedbacks and many insights the book offers to us. My intent is to reunify--from the Latin, religare i.e. Religion-Science and Religion, which I believe were once only One Truth, until the Church at the Medieval Age--The Age of Darkness--started to monopolize the truth to manipulate the mass. Then we passed through the Renascence--The Age of Enlightenment and ideas started to pop up into our heads. Now, in our Modern Age--The Age of Light, that is, Electronics, we went from one extreme to another.

I look to my right and see Science. Some things I agree, to which I say Yes. To other things, I say No. I'm not completely skeptical, neither am I an atheist. I want to believe. On the other hand, I am not a devotee. I look to my left and see a blind devotion with no need to be explained. I need explanations.

The way in the middle of both, the TAO, that's my Path. I look forward to what is ahead of me, examining the beauty of the camino, but always making sure I'm not stepping in another's shoes. I keep beholding the horizon in front of me while directing my eyes to Eternity. I drink from the ethereal philosophy of Heaven. In the end, you will see that life is no more, no less, than a dream made of pure poetry.