Omni's Wordsmith Mantra

‘Omnis Wordsmith Mantra’ is a powerful book that explores the mind of a bipolar sufferer, questioning religious dogma, political deceit, and economic policies. It offers a visionary interpretation of creationism and contains poems that express unique personal feelings about love. The author's writing style explains what is occurring in the mind of the mentally aware and how mathematics can be translated into natural law. The novel illustrates how Natures complex natural order is affected by economic forecasts and concludes with practical and cost-effective ideas to make the Earth a better environment for the majority of people born without equality, wealth, and status.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 256 pages
Publication date: 21 October 2021
Publisher: The Conrad Press

‘Omnis Wordsmith Mantra is a captivating, thought-provoking, emotionally engaging, and spiritually uplifting book that has the potential to transform your life. Through the use of writing as a form of self-therapy, the author presents a vivid poetic prose that explores the mindset of a bipolar sufferer, questioning religious dogma, political deceit, and economic policies. Inspired by the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ, the author begins the book with a visionary interpretation of creationism. This remarkable work takes a journey back in time to understand the roots of inequality and includes poems that express the author's unique personal feelings about the concept of love, which can educate and inspire future generations. The author's writing style effectively communicates the inner workings of the mind of the mentally aware, and how mathematics can be translated into natural law. The novel also highlights how the complex natural order of nature is influenced by economic forecasts. Following a thought-provoking discussion, the author concludes with practical and cost-effective ideas to make the Earth a better place for the majority of people who are born without equality, wealth, and status.

Weight: 224g
Dimension: 129 x 198 x 24 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781914913075