The Undiscovered Beauty of Genesis

About the Book

Doug lived a life of conformity in which depression and happiness continually commingled. Beauty came to him only by subtle and presumably inconsequential thoughts. Everyday experiences blindly led him nowhere on the seemingly apparent continuum of conventionality. He lived without a comfortable disposition because of a fear; a fear apathetic and unresponsive to individual self expression. He hated his fear and himself, but he was too weak to overcome either one. Life had to be fulfilling. Meditation forced him to question. His awareness threatened the efficacy of his hindered spirit. Now he began to catch glimpses of a truth—a beauty transcending all the boundaries construed by the old overbearing fear and ignorance. Slowly, congruity didn’t matter. As his soul embraced the genuineness of beauty relevance came to his being. Like with the life cycle of a butterfly, beauty comes sequentially. Unfortunately, Doug’s lack of patience gave way to hopelessness. He couldn’t wait for his life to change. He couldn’t wait for direction. He couldn’t wait for happiness, and he tried to change his actuality too quickly. Expectation of glory overtook him and set him backwards on his spiritual journey. Without warning the crumbling facade of uniformity revealed the chaos of life underneath. The future of the planet lay in Doug’s astute hands. Could one man defeat the powerful adversary responsible for humanity’s extinction? Traveling to infinity going on never ending voyages, through endless barriers only to be interrupted by the sporadic false sense of reality... Doug had reached his confrontation. He finally received the illumination he had been seeking. Without hesitating to compromise his superficial existence for his Second Genesis, Doug accepted peace. He had found the beauty which everyday experience had concealed to everybody—The Undiscovered Beauty of Genesis.

About the Author

Autobiography I currently live in Kinnelon, New Jersey. I received my B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from Bucknell and M.S. degree in Bioengineering from Penn State. Since I wrote The Undiscovered Beauty of Genesis, I worked over two years at Wyeth Pharmaceuticals as a quality control scientist. My questioning of human individuality inspired me to write The Undiscovered Beauty of Genesis. I hope that everyone will be able to attain and surpass the insights that their experiences in life have to offer them in order to gain a thorough understanding of the relationship between their expressions and the goals.