Alpha to Omega - Journey to the End of Time: Introduction
Imagine if we were to be awakened one morning only to find ourselves in a state of total amnesia—unaware that we had lost our memory because our memory would not exist in an empty mind. Everything around us would be completely foreign and indefinable because our mind would be void of thought, imagination and emotions. Objects would appear, but without a shape or texture because our associative memory wouldn't exist. Concepts of time, love, hate, fear, hope, anxiousness and guilt, worry, vengeance, empathy and sympathy, happiness, sadness, judgment and scores of other emotional feelings would be nonexistent. Think about this for a moment. (READ FULL INTRODUCTION)
Alpha to Omega - Journey to the End of Time, Chapter One - Part 1: Alpha and Omega
Each of us views the world from a different perspective. Our beliefs are not only shaped by individual experiences, inherited concepts and behaviors, but reinforced by judgment born of those factors. True facts and events are subjected to varying perspectives and predisposed to individual judgment. Have you ever differed with someone over the recollection of an event you witnessed, read or heard about?
It’s easy to see how perceptions greatly influence personal judgment. Although an actual event will remain to be true, it will become clouded by varying perceptions and faded memories, which aid in tarnishing the recollection of the truth. Without video replay, we turn to historical accounts, which are deemed reliable but often biased by the author’s perspective and skewed by the increasing progression of time. How can we determine the truth? (READ ENTIRE SECTION)
Alpha to Omega - Journey to the End of Time, Chapter One - Part 3: The History of History
The world has relied on history to provide us with information to help us understand our world, our cultures and their origins. Unfortunately, the further back in time we go, the more errors we can expect, which presents a major obstacle to a clarified view of our past. An overview of the historical tradition will help us to see how religion and history have the same origins and how easily the earliest depictions could have become misaligned and misconstrued. (READ ENTIRE SECTION)