"When I sat down to write this book," states the author, "I stood on the precipice of utter darkness, until I ran into my soul, on the way to work, one morning. Having been invited up to her room, one I might add, with an amazing view, I proceeded to have intercourse with her in a way no two human beings ever could.
"As I sat there poking around in the fire of my heart's desires, with a stick, I grew uncomfortable with the feelings I had stirred up. Fearful of letting the beast in me take over, I jabbed the stick, quickly in and out of the coals, before plunging it all the way into the fire and letting go of it.
"Gone was the fire that burned between us. Gone, too, were the two of us, for in our place stood, for just an instant, an invincible being of neither sex, before it returned to its former glory as a writer in search of soul.
"For is not the ultimate act of love" concludes the author, "to create consciousness--to free our humanity from the fetters of a purely instinctive response?"
To this end, have we dedicated our lives and now this book, that you, the reader, might decide to join the fray to save humanity from its self and the destructive side of its animal nature.
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8/13/09
