The Priority For Life

About the Book

Nearly three decades ago I made up my mind I would write a book that explains how Life controls everything, including people. I always knew about Life’s control. As a child, teen and young adult I assumed other people also knew the same things. I was wrong.

My ideas about Life’s controlling principles are new, that is, my descriptions are new. I am pretty sure other people had similar ideas about it over the ages. Spirituality, for instance, is a very powerful, physical force, and numerous people have explained similar things about the powers of spirituality or spirit. And there are other mentions here and there about Life’s natural forces but not many that nail it all down. I did…it took nearly thirty years to find the words to explain the things I always knew, but I did.

So this book contains a new theory about Life’s Controlling Principles. It also describes the real problems of man, all of which are the result of people not relating to the natural forces to the extent the natural forces have been ignored for several thousand years. This means all of humanity has been wrong about Life for thousands of years. This was a very difficult thing to write about for the obvious reason—that nobody likes being told they are wrong. I had to figure out how to do that—how to tell you, for instance, that you have been wrong. This alone explains why this book has taken nearly three full decades to write.

My new theory is quite important. But I do not expect more than my percentage of the cost of this book as full payment for the many years invested in my theory and I refuse any notoriety. The only other thing I want is to have my important ideas out there, available to you so you may end up part of the solution instead of the problem.

About the Author

I’m anonymous, “Nobody,” and I explain many of my reasons for anonymity inside this cover. Perhaps the best reason is it matters far less who wrote this book than who reads it. It also matters that you understand I am an ordinary person, not a main cog in any wheel but still somebody. A bit different in the sense I don’t want to stand out. I much prefer being average, being a normal person like the majority. To me, my anonymity fits well with most social priorities since being like the majority is the same as being nobody.