Naturally Inspired

Dreams never die Twenty year old Ralph Potts left college and a promising career to run the family farm in Nebraska after his father’s death. Now sixty-five, alone, and near the end of his days, he sees his first love standing on the steps to the town’s general store. But she hasn’t aged a day. Seeing Jenny is a short story of the strange and inexplicable that explores how our dreams endure, even beyond time and death.

★★★★★ "From the very moment you start reading, you are hooked! It's as if you do not want to put this book down. The writer pulls your imagination and draws you into the world of these characters who plays different roles with different personalities and different purposes! The story line is amazing and what makes it so, is the fact that it takes a perfect creation and interjects it into an imperfect world which automatically makes that being an imperfect one trying to find his way to perfection." - Amazon Reviewer The world is more than what we see and hear, more than what we can...

A true creation may or may not succeed this time but can be anytime. Most true creations are eternally ahead of their time. Do you feel, having a great focus is an easy task? Our world is delightful & queer, but the truth also comes along with it is also absurd and bizarre too. It's indeed essential to know we give appreciation and reward to those creators who tell us the weirdest truth of our lives, the truth we don't even accept until someone highlights it as good attributes but until then we all hide, thinking of those attributes as sickness. Affirmative, we are art creators and we ...

Your strength is your weakness when you think of it as your only strength. Bedtime Thinker book is peculiar; in fact, it's extremely odd that maybe you would tell me how I could write a book on such a topic. It's fascinating to know, people think what they want to think and that would become everyday thoughts and ultimately their thinking skills. Our minds are born to think divergently and straightforward but are not good enough to give space to rugged and confusing situations. Giving mental turmoil to our minds can make us sick in the long run and maybe for the whole life. Common sense is ...

This essay comes from the NPR series This I Believe, which features brief personal reflections from both famous and unknown Americans. The pieces that make up the series compel listeners to rethink not only what and how they have arrived at their beliefs, but also the extent to which they share them with others.