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The One That Is Both

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As an artist and architect, I rarely express myself in writing, so the fact that I am writing this review indicates that I feel very strongly. After I read this book, The One That Is Both, I had the deep knowingness that it was going to become one of the things history would point back to and say that it marked a turning point in the evolution of humankind. I know that's a big claim, and I don't say it lightly. If you get what this book is really saying, your perception of "how things are" will be profoundly altered. If enough people get it, there's truly hope for a better life for our children and grandchildren.

The title of the book itself creates a new paradigm to live from. The paradox of duality in a universe of interconnected oneness is a powerful place to stand to usher in the future. The author has a gift for clearly articulating concepts in a fresh, I've-never-thought-of-it-that-way, highly engaging manner that will leave you changed in the way you think and hold your experiences. I've found myself looking back through the book weeks later to re-read particularly compelling passages... much like watching a great movie again, this book is even richer the second time through.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Ms. Maroski's first novel! I was intrigued from beginning to end & loved how the story interwined the lives of the characters. By the end of the book, I completely understood what the title represents - We Are All Connected & every decision we make along this Journey creates for us New Possibilities of unimaginable beauty if we stay open to receiving direction. I cannot wait for the sequel!