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Something About Me and My Book:: Publisher of "Look for Our Mother and Our Father." This is a book about everything we think we know, everything we think we have learned through the natural and social sciences, and every theory proposed by our philosophers and theologians. This holistic look at our culture examines our knowledge, spirituality, lifestyle, and values and provides a new and unexpected perspective.

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At 5:17pm on April 8, 2011, Nada y Nadie said…: Check out the 5-star review at http://www.librarything.com/work/10723719/reviews:

“This book causes you to reexamine everything you know. It forces you to look past your cultural lense and concentrate on existing only as you were truly intended to exist.”

At 5:08pm on January 21, 2011, Nada y Nadie said…: 218 people entered the LibraryThing contest to win a copy of “Look for Our Mother and Our Father.” Congratulations to the winners!

At 9:14pm on January 17, 2011, Nada y Nadie said…: “Every part of our culture…keeps the seeker within our culture… We define the rules as to how truth can be proven, how God can be encountered, or how knowledge can be discovered, and within those rules, there is no way to exit the culture.” –From “Look,” Look for Our Mother and Our Father, all rights reserved

At 8:23pm on January 14, 2011, Nada y Nadie said…: “Why, if work is so meaningful and necessary, and our society is so well-ordered, is there not a good job for everyone, one they find fulfilling and worthwhile and that pays enough for those things our culture has determined should be bought (food, shelter, health care)? Why are there bad jobs if work is meaningful?” – From “Wisdom,” Look for Our Mother and Our Father, all rights reserved

At 10:41am on January 12, 2011, Nada y Nadie said…: “In our culture, people own knowledge. Granted, I don’t give any credit to the authenticity of this knowledge: The fact that it can be owned is enough to make knowledge in this culture suspect, since there is an ulterior motive working in its discovery – that motive being profit, not truth.” – From “Ownership of Everything,” Look for Our Mother and Our Father, all rights reserved

At 10:40am on January 12, 2011, Nada y Nadie said…: A total of 956 people entered the Goodreads contest to win a free copy of “Look for Our Mother and Our Father.” Thanks to everyone for your support, and congratulations to the winners!

At 6:14pm on January 9, 2011, Nada y Nadie said…: “’Going green’ is one of the latest marketing tools companies are using to increase profits. Sadly, going green isn’t a way to save the planet; it’s just another marketing tool for exploiting it. This catch phrase is used by corporations pedaling everything from natural gas to household chemicals. It’s a meaningless label…” –From “Lenses,” Look for Our Mother and Our Father, all rights reserved

At 9:27pm on January 6, 2011, Nada y Nadie said…: “Sometimes people see a hole in the fabric, but instead of tearing away the material to see what’s behind, they come up with another theory; they patch that hole with another piece of fabric. That is the way of our culture.” –From “Theories,” Look for Our Mother and Our Father, all rights reserved

At 9:11pm on January 3, 2011, Nada y Nadie said…: “I saw… a sign designating ‘Nature Area,’ by the side of a major thoroughfare. The area was planted with trees and
shrubs non-native to the desert in which they built the city. This is the
pretend world we live in. (They would have been closer to the truth if they had
posted that sign beside a ‘vacant’ lot.)” –From “Destruction for
Thoughtlessness,” Look for Our Mother and
Our Father, all rights reserved