Imagine

About the Book

Finally, I’ve arrived at a place where I’m comfortable with the concept of God, not as something or someone in human form but a force, a source that touches all life—maybe not unlike a gentle breeze that sweeps across the planet touching all in its path—and, if we allow, in good and empowering ways. I believe also that this is an ongoing process and that this physical life is but a tiny, teeny part of our journey. Our soul is immortal; the physical body will deteriorate and die, but the soul journeys on. My life has been a slow, slow process of understanding and accepting the uniqueness of each and every life, the potential that each and every one carries within us, the importance of being positive especially in our thoughts, which translate into reality and the life we live, the importance of love and forgiveness to ourselves and others, and the absolute importance of connecting with God. This God force is always ready, willing, and more than able to answer our prayers.

About the Author

James G. Cullinane’s short stories have been published in the New Orleans Review, Toronto Irish News, and Inkwell. He has had two plays produced. A Love So Blind was produced in Dungarvan, Ireland, and at the Irish Arts Center in New York in June 2000. The Sheare Street Social Club was produced at the June Havoc Theatre, 312 West Thirty-Sixth Street, New York, in January 2008. He received a bachelor of arts degree from Empire State College and a master of arts degree in creative writing from Manhattanville College. He grew up in Abbeyside, County Waterford, and now resides in Mount Kisco, New York, with his wife Anne (née Tyrrell). They have four children: Patricia, Catriona, Christine, and Terence.