This book is about the consistency of mindset and how one idea

will always produce another idea of the same nature. This is also

a book about provision. Provision guarantees that all things,

whether event or idea, can be reinterpreted as to not leave us

without a way out. As the principal of reinterpretation begins to

take form it will expose the hypocrisy in mind set and illustrate

through this that opposites cannot be truly achieved but only

imagined. We live in a world of fallacy and opposites called

hypocrisy. It is through hypocrisy that the whole world in which

we see contains enemies and opposition as we deem them. But

more so it is the very nature of hypocrisy that we do not see that

all words and phrases are only exchanged. This book is about

the total agreement of all mankind though it is not seen as such,

which again is the very nature of hypocrisy itself. This book will

give you a glimpse into the truth of utter oneness in all things

and why hypocrisy although experienced cannot be truly

achieved. For example, have you ever noticed that we all really

do and say the same things? All that is really happening is that

words and phrases are being exchanged by all. But for what

purpose ? What entered our mindset that we cannot see past

ourselves? Many people acknowledge their ego but still

experience its weight, why? Because they give it strength, but

why? There is a common thread that keeps us bound. This book

identifies what that thread is and it is something which does not

even exist. This thread is so utterly believed by all the world that

it will seem impossible to escape it, and by yourself you can not.

The whole world is built upon it. It is everywhere you go and

every thing you see. It is where ever your foot hits the floor.

Why does everyone want to know what you believe? Does this

not give belief itself its very stronghold. When something

becomes of value is it not then fought over? And when it is

fought over, in that very moment, isnÕt it that both agree that it

has value? Such is hypocrisy, all fighting over the exact same

thing, the fear of loss. When I was shown the utter magnitude of

this it was not without the provision for its utter escape. This

book is about such a provision.