Thomas Mason

I was raised as a Christian, a Protestant. Those things that Jesus said stayed with me as I studied philosophies from Atheism to Zoroaster. I have found inspiration in writings ancient and modern. The quest that began in 1967 with the Bhagavad Gita, ended for me in 2014 with Francis Scott Card's book "Xenocide", the third book in his Ender series.

After that forty-seven years of study and observation, I finally realized that, like everyone else, I have my own religion, my own understandings of, as Douglas Adams called it in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "Life, the Universe and Everything."

I put those understandings in my book, "The Way of the Clan." It is a small book. The truth, as I see it, is simple. A lot of words would just cloud the simplicity.

For me, the ideas in the book explain all the phenomena I have observed, from ESP to Quantum Mechanics.

Love IS the answer. As Jesus said, "Love one another. Do good to them who persecute you."