Do Good Anyway: Life Metaphors Book 1 of 8

For those of you that think that Occam's Razor is something you shave with, then this book is not for you. . People have, willingly or unwillingly, become empty and detached from the very thing that makes us what we are; the human element. It's heartbreaking to see these changes, to know the proven good and right values that reside within a few of us no longer carry that appearance to most of society and the world we now exist in. . Some of us went out of our way, with careful effort and forethought, to find and hold to our proper morals and life values of the day and age we grew up in. We proved them to be right, and we lived by them. Then, because of the times and changes of society, they became far less useful to us. They were still good and right, but no longer mesh with the world that is now around us. . All we enjoyed in the past appears to be slowly rotting and fading away. People are turning a blind eye to the ways that were truthful, trusting, honest and wholesome. We are now in an era of indifference, apathy and narcissism, and relationships of any kind are far more complex to maneuver. We must learn to adapt, or we will also rot and fade away. . Nowadays, more than ever before, we need to seek out the positives and good things and good people in life, because they are still out there, albeit hidden, in the nooks and crannies. Sift through the negativity, stress and complexity that is so prevalent today. It will be worth it.

Pagina's: 166, Paperback, Independently published