Amjad Fatemi

The Episode of Life Amjad Fatemi

Kirk's Indie Review. Fatemi maps outage path to "sage"-hood-that is, enlightenment-via quantum and universal consciousness, reflected in patterns of information and existence. Saying that science and religion have not yet found common ground, Fatemi offers a thick, often indigestible Grand Unified cosmology of quasi quantum physics, Buddhism, famous mathematical formulas and New Age-tinged philosophy that, even with vastly simplified charts and bar graphs, makes Stephen Hawking read like Goodnight moon...only recommended for hardcore truth-seeking matter-energy forms. Sarah Anne Shope, MAPW, MS Ed TESOL, PhDReinhardt University Criminal Justice. Dalton State College English and Literature. English and world Literature: DSC and RU If you come to this book only an elusive sense that within the process of creation of the universe exists the answer to the realities of love and life, you are in for thought-provoking journey. By moving through the basics of human knowledge and then beyond, Fatemi lays a foundation for the relationship of consciousness and spirituality. For some readers this book might seem to take a huge leap from the concepts of the physical world to those of the esoteric nature of love and the episode of life. On the hand, if the reader has a bit of background in the rudiments of consciousness of if he or she is open to ideas, Fatemi's philosophical approach may seem perfectly plausible. In either case, the reading will be stimulating, at times challenging, and always enlightening.