Bad Lies vs. Good Lies: A guide to help us with illusions

By Marcelino Joseph Garcia

Author Marcelino Joseph Garcia defines, then compares and contrasts various forms of deceptions, and pinpoints how they access our systems at pivot points which change our perceptions of reality. Misperceptions in reality lead to corruption in our systems. This corruption is preventing us from acquiring information necessary to solve problems. His theory is that the Cosmos only allows access to it, if we and our systems are compatible with it. In-order to be compatible with the Cosmos, we need systems that produce the truth. Only then does the Cosmos let us access its data. Only then do we evolve with the Cosmos, only then does the Cosmos unite in creation with us. Bad Lies vs. Good Lies is the mathematical idea that lies are proportional relative to their damage. Marcelino uses this mathematical equation to demonstrate how illusions corrupt our systems which create imbalances. Imbalances prevent our systems from functioning at peak efficiency. They prevent our ability to progress and evolve. The Cosmos demands evolution, it demands that organisms adapt and adjust to the every changing environment to survive. This book challenges the human spirit to examine our current systems and determine which of our systems lead to life and which of our systems lead to extinction. Extinction does not have meaning for us - Creation with the Cosmos does.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 150857023X
• ISBN13: 9781508570233
• Release Date: February 2015
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 92 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"