A series of stoic musings captured during an actual spiritual journey, covering eternally mysterious questions that we might not take the time to properly answer during our frenetic, phone-obsessed lives. It's a deep exploration of topics like Time, Space, Mind, Soul and Reality, all of which have uncanny overlap.

But the formatting is sparse, so the reader does not get bogged down in dense, weighty text and there's more room for individual interpretations. The genesis of this book was one simple question: What's beyond this universe? It's fascinated and intrigued me for 30 years.

A time had come when I needed to finally take that plunge down the rabbit hole and figure out, once and for all, the answer to that question. I think I've found it, but it's an answer that can change over time.

And it's one that's utterly unique: nobody else in human existence would have the same answer, because every person is their own universe, interacting with "the" infinity. That's why it's such a good question.

The technical words for this type of material are Theosophy, Ontology, Cosmology. But in plain words, this book is simply about everything, here and forever, and our temporary condition within it along the way.

The format is not poetry per se, more like free verse, which keeps it lighter, more accessible. You can finish it in a couple hours or spend days on it.

Eternity is incredible, going impossible distances while carrying unfathomable mysteries. My only hope is that you learn something from it that helps you, somehow, someday, along the way.

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