Most people have no idea what’s going on in life. They live their lives in quiet or not so quiet desperation thinking they are the victims of the events in life. Am I the winner if I have the most lands, houses, and gold when I die? Do I win if I become king of the World? Is there something going on here I don’t know anything about? Would I live my life differently if I know what life was all about?

Life is philosophical in nature. It starts by looking at truth, and telling the listener how to judge if something is true or not. We each define our own truth. The trouble is, truth changes. What the world considers true today may be false tomorrow. It sets the stage for the discussion of ideas only marginally accepted as true. This is for everyone over twelve years of age. Most likely, those who are truth seekers, or those dissatisfied with their lives, or current religious beliefs would be most interested in it. Those who listen with an open mind will be struck with the ring of truth of the material found here.

There are a few amazing personal life experiences scattered throughout this audiobook. It deals with life issues affecting all of us: health, relationships, work, and the big one, death. People try to avoid thinking about their own physical death because of the fear of the unknown following it. If nothing else, the information on death will interest everyone.