Omni's Wordsmith Mantra

T Hope John

Description

'OMNI'S Wordsmith Mantra' is a powerful, thought-provoking, emotionally engaging and spiritually uplifting book, which may even change your life.The vivid poetic prose seeks to convey a spiritual understanding of love from the point of view of a single black man who isn't interested in getting married but wants to experience love. The writer probes into the past to investigate how negative connotations, from what people understood of themselves in past times, can influence and even create religious dogma. In the midst of an extensive and gripping spiritual analysis of the themes the book confronts, the author aims to assess whether it is possible for God's Will to be done on earth as it is in heaven, which is surely essential if humankind is to enjoy peace, and love.

Sujets

• Mind
• Body
• Spirit

Informations

• Publié par: Distributed by eBookpartnership
• Date de parution: 01 octobre 2021
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781839784019
• Langue: English

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OMNI’S Wordsmith Mantra
John T. Hope


O mni’s Wordsmith Mantra
Published by The Conrad Press in the United Kingdom 2021
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ISBN 978-1-839784-01-9
Copyright © John T. Hope, 2021
The moral right of John T. Hope to be identified as author of this work has been asserted in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
All rights reserved.
Cover photography by Mohamed Nohassi and Nousnou Iwasaki on Unsplash. The Conrad Press logo was designed by Maria Priestley.


Preface
I’ve spent some time in prison and I experienced a great deal of financial stress as a self-employed carpenter after my release, then bringing up a young boy as a single parent and facing unemployment from time to time. It came as a thrilling surprise for me to wake up one lovely spring morning in the year 2009 wanting to write, it was a particular big surprise as I wasn’t hitherto known for doing anything in the way of reading let alone writing.
The title of the book uses the word ‘Omni’ to mean ‘of all things,’ which is a way of summarising the many subject matters in this book, from one-to-one love, the psychology of humanity with reference to mankind’s religious aspirations and the search to find heaven here on earth. The book also tries to embrace, and express, God’s love for humanity. ‘Wordsmith’ is used in the title to punctuate the poetic prose constructed in this book, and ‘Mantra’ stands for the repetition of the message the book conveys, free the resources for free will to love freely.


Summary
The beginning
Once upon a time, we started our love affair with a kiss.
Turning one onto psychotic abuse.
Setting loose the bitterness of war for the love of money, not the love of God.
Looking for peace locked in love.
Another exciting episode of war, and peace.
Finding the love of God, is a personal journey into becoming aware he is with you on the road to peace of mind.
All we need is love to open the gateway to peace, peace is the pathway to one love, sharing one’s love with the world.
This poetic prose is dedicated to Brendan Lawlor (social worker) and the team at Southwood Smith Centre, for their hard work, and dedication in the support of one’s recovery. One would also like to thank Tacha De Karma, Leatitia Duvillard, Janet Pascoe, Leroy Joseph, and Mr Errol and Mrs Melanie Williams for their input on debates, artistic direction, and just being good friends.


Acknowledgement
When I first became mentally aware in 2009, Joanna Brown (social worker) advised me to take my English exam. Practice makes perfect, and I’m not one for writing in the first place. I felt it was best, I wrote my first book without being influenced by other elements to my writing. If anything, to demonstrate I’m not a professional writer, and the book was not compiled from a trained creative mind, but a real life, real time event. Besides, having a mental health condition caused me to be slightly isolated, and withdrawn from society.
As a non-academic writer, I have not been influenced by the writings of other authors, but by a mental awakening, my observations of society, and personal experience within it.
I dedicate this book to the loving memory of my grandparents Mr Ernest & Mrs. Gertrude Walker. Mrs. B McCoy sadly, passed away in 2009. My family, friends in Manchester, London & Jamaica. To the one Most High, God of Love, Nature, and our Lord Jesus Christ who has been my inspiration when writing this book.


Introduction
One’s voice.
Over seven billion people populate the planet.
Me, myself, and I, are too personal of a statement when one’s voice represents one in a million. Therefore, in any sentence, one represents one in a million, which amounts to a lots of people.
One
One’s need is to exploit not share.
One’s charity is enslavement to the pain of suffering.
One’s healthcare is only served best with the highest budget.
One walks past the homeless to live in a mansion.
God’s enemy, one who cannot see this is wrong.
If the Holy Books give a blueprint on how we should live together in a loving society, they have not done a good job. This being the case, these books, and organisations are open to criticism whether it be the Jewish, Christian, or Islamic faith, not the people.
When stating the word God, it is inclusive to all descriptions that refer to the creator of the universe, and an entity, spirit, or divinity who is either faults, immature, or has a demonic nature when denoted as a small g.
Quotes from the dictionary are used to give precise meaning into understanding words, and morality in those words. There are two types of text, italic, and plain text, representing two voices, or two minds in one head. Any reference to a demonic nature reflects humanity’s behaviour at its worst. All the words written express the thoughts of a working-class black man who is called a philosopher with Bipolar, and a Christian Pagan.


What is a Christian Pagan? It sounds like a contradiction, owing to the fact, you don’t know what it means. As a Christian, they believe in the words from our Lord Jesus Christ. As a Pagan who does not follow the world’s belief, they have beliefs concerning some gods in myth, prophets, and philosophers from around the world who promoted peace, love, and wisdom.
A closer examination of two main poetic prose, A thought, and Oppositions, contains six parts to discuss, debate, and consider, one will shine a light on.


Chapter one
Creation’s abstract observation
Hello reader.
Where does one start without using once upon a time? At the beginning is always the best place. Please, close your eyes, and look through your imaginative mind’s eye. What is seen? It seems like the darkness of space, through your mind’s eye, there is nothing, but what was first a symbolic symbol, black. This could explain, why non-whites are persecuted, an example of the prodigal son (Europeans,) returning to its origin (Africa). An abstract thought, time, inspiration, a conscious entity, embodies the female’s subconscious sense of mind. Mathematics, imagination, a conscious entity, the male’s conscious sense of being, one’s mathematical reasoning, and knowledge is with you. In what seems emptiness, the conscious mind is trying to calculate, or solve a problem, and create, how to make real, what is imaginary, man in the image of God, and the universe.
Time after time, you try different ways of creating your imagination, but each time failing. As time passes, reasoning, understands gains knowledge, becoming wise, an equation’s voice is heard, ‘Equal to none, forever forgiving love.’
An answer to your question is heard. Is this a sign of a mental condition, hearing voices? Is that suggestion from your conscious thought, the subconscious, or the equation equal to none, forever forgiving love, forming a symbolic representation of the Holy Trinity?
One believes we underestimate, what the mind does, and can do. There is so much we do not understand psychologically, a bit like space, what do we know? Not enough, when one adds dark matter. Having a problem, one finds an explanation, or does the solution find you? Not knowing the answer to a question, what makes you come up with a conclusion?


Knowing there is only you in the dark, your thoughts, and knowledge are your own. The only sound to be heard is what you think. In fear, and love for yourself the paranoid you responds with a commandment, ‘Defend one’s logic.’
Defending the essence of you, against a voice one cannot see. If we were to take this concept to the beginning of creation, it could explain, why, because, or reason, the creator began creating the biological fabric of space. The miracle of God is the magical power of love’s creation, to love yourself, as much as you love God.


In the blackness of nothing, the essence of all that is you, and your mathematical knowledge, equal to none, forever forgiving love, creates, and is captured, in a small biological film skin, along with time. Your presence in this form is to defend the essence of your logic. In doing so, you multiply as a clone of you, an Amoeba, many hands make light work, angels, demons, positives, and negatives. Being the same, one is equal to one another, yet not the same as you, in opinions, ideas, or beliefs. This form of divide, or reproduction, could explain why there are homosexuals, a reflection from the eternal subconscious divide of the mind. The first two clones, a symbolic representation of the Seraph, and the Cherub, the sons of Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, or Cain and Abel. There are four other commandments when one clone becomes two. ‘Whoever loves the Father, Nature, God, must love one’s neighbour, thy shall not kill with free will, go forth, and multiply.’
With the passage of time the paranoid you, forgets the voice first heard. After cloning oneself many times in time the opposite of what is you has occurred, having one difference compared to the original clones, how to multiply faster, one of Adam’s bones, or an idea was given to Eve, a negative. Again, having the opposite cloning, could explain, why there are lesbians.
Within good, and bad, the chaos of many different cloned amoebas, views, beliefs, and opinions on the universe, defends one’s logic. Like the passing seasons of the year, the voice first heard remembers the problem, reminding you, Nature the Father, what is needed to solve the confusion. Two opposite ideas concerning the creation of the universe, and beliefs, reasoned, love blossomed, understanding one another, they gained knowledge, and they became wiser. One saying, ‘I am hungry.’
The other, ‘What is hunger?
One replies, ‘When one feels empty inside.’


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