Me, Me, Me

A book with an alarming message: we live dangerously by influencing and manipulating our neighbor, under the law of sowing and reaping. At the same time, we are a danger for our fellow people. As long as we think and act negatively, we are caught up in a network that consists of egoism, envy, resentment, lack of love and other faulty attitudes. It is the web of our correspondences, into which we have spun ourselves, like a spider, waiting for its victims. This book exposes what takes place among us human beings in terms of influencing and manipulation, and, at the same time, airs the veils that hide from our eyes what invisibly takes place on the Earth and in the realms of the souls as a result of our wrongful behavior. Yet this book also shows us how we can find our way out of our human entanglements. An excerpt: "The ego of a person can influence another only for so long, until the other one no longer pays tribute to his own human ego and raises his consciousness more and more to God."