I am one month away from my move from Texas to Colorado. I am extremely excited. While preparing, I took the time to write a book I have wanted to for a long time called Enoch and the Extraterrestrials. It is my personal belief that Enoch, from the Bible, was not taken up by God but rather by extraterrestrials, and I believe in this book I show clear examples of how these ancient religions point to alien beings coming from other planets to Earth.
Personally, I think the two greatest examples in main religions are the fact that Mormons and Hindu's specifically believe that not only is there life in the universe, but that God actually lives on another planet. The angel Moroni didn't go to Joseph Smith from Heaven to Earth. He came from the Pleiades in the sky. The book of Mormon says this. The Bible also describes the Earth as being round and spherical. That point I get into in the book I just published. Within the next 3 days I shall be publishing the other book I was working on, the Christian joke book. I love jokes! Haha.
Here is the Kindle version of Enoch and the Extraterrestrials. The paperback for The Vampire Pill, Enoch and the Extraterrestrials, and Christian jokes shall come when I have made the move to Colorado. Right now I am saving all my money.
This month has been particularly busy for me. Not only am I dealing with my fiance, moving to Colorado, working on 2 books, but I am also reading books. I have read, so far this month, 10 books! That's a lot of books for one month. At least I felt it has been.
I have published my Vampire Pill book on Kindle. I won't be able to publish it in book form for a few more months, same with my other books that I am writing. Regardless, I sell about 0-1 book a month in paperback form while I sell about 40 books on Kindle every month, so it's no shocking blow to me if I can't have it in book form for a few months.
The Vampire Pill book on Kindle:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Vampire-Pill-ebook/dp/B005CQ6T3E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1311215829&sr=8-1
Given enough time, I will start to upload my second radio interview and post it on this blog like I did the first one. I also recently started a book called "Flood Myths From Around the World" as a little side project that I'll work on whenever I need something to occupy my time with. I have about 14 pages so far. There are over 2,000 flood myths all around the world yet there's not one single book as a collection of them. It shocked me down to my core!
The 10 books I have been reading this month have been ghost books. I am writing a series of books called "Proving God" that will become a series. I believe in God, and I believe there is enough evidence of ghosts, reincarnation, souls, and what have you to prove that an afterlife does indeed exist. I am not following these claims with blind faith. I am building an argument. The first step in the series is Proving God: Philosophy, but since I have taken a good amount of philosophy courses that book will be much easier to write, so when I have read these ghosts books I can whip these two books up and put them out there.
In 4 days I shall be done with the book I am working on "Enoch and the Extraterrestrials", and then by August 1st I shall be done with "Christian Jokes", so then I shall have published 9 books! I shall be the author of 9 books! What a glorious feeling. When I get to be the author of about 50 books that is going to blow my mind.
Well, I shall write within a weeks time. Be safe, and enjoy these pictures of my new haircut!
Alright, folks. I have finished The Vampire Pill. I am currently halfway through editing it. By the end of the night I shall be 3/4ths of the way editing it. I like the story, but whenever I write a book I hate rereading it to edit it. I wonder if everyone is like that?
Someone asked me the other day if The Vampire Pill is going to be a sequel. I am pleased to report that yes, TVP is going to be a sequel. I have already started with the second book, named The Vampire Nation. You can just about guess what it is about, huh!
So, you might be wondering what book I am working on now? Come August 1st I shall have actually completed 2 books. I am writing a Christian Joke book because they are so friggin clever! Like this one:
Q: Where is Solomon's temple located?
A: On the side of his head
LOL! or:
Q: Who were the first mathematicians in the Bible?
A: Adam and Eve. God told them to go forth and Multiply!
Haha. Those crack me up. The second book I am working on is my second (or 3rd, if you count philosophy) nonfiction book called: Enoch and the Extraterrestrials. It is my opinion, based on a vast amount of evidence that I will be writing about in the years to come, that our ancestors were visited by extraterrestrials, and these people were believed to be the gods we now worship today.
Here is an example of some crazy stuff in the book:
"So here we have two places, in two holy texts of Christianity, that talks about God coming down in fire and smoke. Remember, this is being saw by people who are one step from the stone age. The crazy thing is, though, that these are not the only mentions of fire vehicles in ancient religions! The first emperor of China came down in a fiery dragon. The Dogon tribe in Mali believe the Nommo came down in fire eggs. The Sumerians knew about something called shems which flew with fire. The Egyptian gods were always describes as descending in fire, and even came down in fire boats when they first landed on Earth. Lord Pakal, in Palenque, is shown flying a vehicle propelled by fire. I mean, wake up people. This is not just imagination. It’s too coincidental! What are the odds that technologically unadvanced people are going to know that fire can propel vehicles despite the fact that they haven’t even invented the wheel? It’s just too coincidental. Verse 6 talks about the hills melting before a flame. That’s the exhaust from the ship. God can just snap his fingers and do whatever he wants instantly. Why would he need to create all this thunder and noise and burn a hill? Just to scare people that he is going to kill anyway? That philosophy doesn’t add up"
I am very adamant that ancient gods were not real GODS but extraterrestrials. To me it is so obvious that I cringe when people try to fight against it. They are hitting a brick wall with their answers. Usually the answers involve something that is not thought out but rather rebuttles made up on the spot to try and douse the playing field. Quite silly, actually.
While I am writing these two books, I am also reading my own book to edit it and am also reading this excellent book called Heaven's Gift by Jasper Swain. It's a very good book. Jasper's son died in a car accident and, though a medium, he can still talk to him. I highly recommend this book. The writing is extremely crisp and it keeps your attention going (No, I am not trying to advertise the book for Jasper. I had never even heard Jasper Swain's name until a week ago when my dad bought the book). Extremely good book:
Today was a long day. My favorite current boxer, Wladimir Klitschko, beat one of the trashiest people i have ever known. David Haye, after the fight, complained that the reason he lost to the larger Klitschko was because he had a broken toe.
David. You are dumb ass of the week.
In other news, I was on my way to a very important meeting when all of a sudden I caught someone trying to steal my car! I quick whipped out my phone and took a picture!!! I will soon be contacting the police! :)
I was in high school, and I was on the last field trip I would ever be on with the high school. We went to a small park that has a fancy water fountain and a zoo. Sound's boring, but it was kind of fun. The zoo is always a buzz kill, though, as it is always SOOO hot there that you basically become an animal yourself, trudging around like you have elephant feet!
Anyway, so the minute I get there I am walking around. We went to the park every year and for the first hour every time I always like to walk around and do some soul searching before the day gets too big and I am busy with the other kids. I am walking around, loving the birds, the trees, the water that is alive with elegant moss that is long enough to be used as hair (I call it water hair), when all of a sudden I see a man feeding ducks. Just some random guy, around age 50-60, minding his own business, feeding ducks. It wasn't just ducks, though, but ducks, pigeons, I think there were a few starlings. I felt like I didn't need to go to the zoo after all! Half of what they had was eating bread right in front of me!The man looked like such a nice guy, too. I sat down and we eventually got to talking about the ducks. Being an animal lover, and having grown up around starlings, ducks, blue jays, cats, chickens, dogs, and a sister (wait, didn't I already mention dogs? HAH just kidding) I felt at home with animals surrounding me. By growing up around them, my house was filled with birds we would rehab, but we never kept them in cages. At one time we had over 20 birds flying around our house. It was amazing, but there was so much bird droppings!!!
So I sit down and eventually this man and I start talking about the birds and the ducks and so forth. Eventually we get onto the subject about the fact that he had just published a book called Watergate Exposed. Little did I know, having just sat down with this random bloke, that I was sitting next to a man who was one of the leading lawyers in the Watergate scandal with Nixon! What a buzz! It's amazing to think of who you just meet out in the random world.
So we start talking about books, and at this time I had only 3 books published. I tell him about my books, the mans name being Doug Caddy, and eventually he likes my ideas so much (or so that is how I saw it) that he tells me about a man named Ray Hill. Of course I had no idea who this was, but after doing research I find out he is this amazing man with awesome credentials and the right ideas for this new generation I have grown up in. I give Ray a call and he says that I must come down for a radio interview, so I do! It was my first. It's amazing how a simple park meeting with two random strangers turns out to be a radio interview! Simply amazing.
I did the interview and I got a second chance to be on the show with what Ray says was by popular demand. So, in this post and the next, I will post both of the interviews that I now have on CD thanks to Ray's graces and the technological know-how of Robert Johns. I implore you to visit Ray on his radio show every 2 pm on weekdays at www.HMSradio.org. The show is called Ray on the Radio. Great show!
Well, here is my first interview! As you can tell by all the "um"'s, I was kind of nervous! I got better by the end, though. Enjoy!!
