Graduation into the Cosmos

De: Lou F. Baldin

Narrado por: Adrian Sanchez

What be these fragile bodies we live inside? Transports of forgotten and lost souls eternally enslaved by restless spirits, dammed and tormented in an endless search for peace, happiness, and joy.

Each soul in a constant and hectic pursuit to reconnect with something grand, lost a long time ago. We mortals, in our mindless travels through life, grasp at, reach for, and attempt - often in vain - to understand the purpose we were created, and by whom. Senseless it seems the torturous journey to understand the grand plan if there even be such a plan.

Souls are released from the soul substance by super-beings and enter the physical world and begin an eternal journey that will take them through multitudes of existence stretching over several lifetimes of peace and tranquility, before entering the shadowy domains of Earth planets.

©2016 Lou Baldin (P)2020 Lou Baldin

His Best Yet!!

we need more books from lou his books truly take you where he has traveled and gone through in life!! Bravooo!

Great Book!

I enjoyed this book very much! The narrator’s tone and inflection made it easy to follow and enjoy.

Thought provoking

Very colorful story, but you still won't know the "true" meaning of all this - though I don't believe anything you can actually read "here" will tell you. Some portions seemed incomplete or stopped abruptly, nonetheless, it still allows for a unique take on the human battery, after/before life and extraterrestrials.

Hmm.

The first half had continuity, then ... was chunky and clunky, breaking into paragraphs with one word titles or first names. The information is interesting. Baldin has either had a few great acid trips or has a Real Link with the Cosmos. A short book, over 3 hrs. I'll set it aside and perhaps listen again later.