My extensive reading of books of philosophy, religion and science, and experiencing life fore 68 years has brought me to some conclusions. I feel, through my own powers of observation and experience, without having to make a number of assumptions, that there is a universal force, whether you call it “spirit,” “God,” “vibrations,” “energy,” “intention,” or whatever. If you align yourself with this force by following the “Call of Life,” your life will be happier and healthier. You will live longer, be more successful, and you will have developed a life full of purpose.
My purpose in writing this book is to teach and promote a code of behavior. This code will challenge our communities to develop good character, sound health habits, physically and mentally, and to advance an atmosphere of openness within our communities dominated by pluralism. Tragically, in our nation founded upon freedoms guaranteed by a constitution that includes the separation of church and state, it has been at the expense of the moral fiber of our country. Public schools have lost their voice and no longer speak with conviction in challenging our children’s character development. The absence of this voice has left no alternative but to lift up the “Call of Life” in an attempt to fill this void.
