Review: Intriguing and Entertaining Concepts of Religions and Humans
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2013
Alec and Suzy knew their son, Sacha, would be unusual and a child genius, but they never even imagined what he truly was.  From the time Sacha was born, he knew things far beyond the mind of a baby, although he acknowledged that the body was a magnificent machine.  But he couldn’t  figure out why he needed this machine.  He had been doing very well without it up there in the upper realms of the Undiscovered Realm, a state of consciousness.  He selected Alec and Suzy as his parents because Alec had conquered what he called Home Planet, which is Imagination and Far Country, which is pure mind.  Since Sacha was out of his physical body much of the time, he had easy access to communicate with Alec in the Home Planet or Far country.This book is fascinating and for me, the best of the trilogy.  Sacha had the skills and heart of Jesus, but did not advocate religions, feeling that if there is a God, it is the oneness of all of humanity collectively.  Part of the draw of this story was  Sacha spending more than five years traveling the world attempting to understand human nature and the various aspects of the godhead as put forth by the different religions.  History of long ago is intertwined throughout and gave a viewpoint that many may not have considered.  I couldn’t put this book down, probably because it dealt with human nature in a way that I could understand.  I heartily recommend it.