I Want To Know What Love Is

This confessional reminiscence is part autobiography, part self-help therapy, and part meditation on love. It is the heart of a journal over three decades of a tormented life. While searching for love, the author, a failed playwright and a loner, leads a secret double life. Publicly he is an English professor, but privately a dissolute and self-abusing racetrack tout trapped in a love/hate addiction to the horses. Redemption comes, but comes slow and hard. From an editor: Dear Mr. Rosenthal, Many thanks for sending your manuscript, I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS. We publish only plays and musicals for the theater. You will find your manuscript enclosed. I did, however, read your manuscript. The title entranced me. Once I started reading I could not put it down. What a beautiful piece of work. I apologize for keeping it for so long. But I did not want to part with it! Best wishes on your search for a publisher. Sincerely, Donna Cozzaglio Editorial Department I. E. Clark Publications

I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS This novel is a work of fiction. Lauren Dupree is perceptive, afraid, and hopeful, as love finds its way into her heart. Who is David Uplandis? Will his volatile behavior destroy him? Will a painful past destroy their chance for a future together?

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There is: One God over all gods. The Most High God of them all. In Primordial Genesis, God takes on the most powerful god of ancient times...His grandmother/mother. Armed with the auras of all the other gods, who were unable to defeat her, as well as the four (North, South, East and West) winds, gifts from His uncle, and with the seven powerful winds He created (the atrocious wind, cyclone, hurricane, fourfold, sevenfold, whirlwind and tornado), He makes His way to battle her. With a charming smile, God defeats her and destroys the head of her army. This act guaranteed that He would become the Most High and most powerful God. After this act of war, He is celebrated and when the celebration is over He creates! After six days of creation and saying it is good, He rests on the seventh day and says it is very good! God, then brings Adam into His personal garden in Eden and has him work the garden. Adam becomes the world's very first gardener! As Adam is working, God saw that it was not good for Adam to be alone, so He caused a deep sleep to come over him and He created Eve. With only one command, "You can eat of every tree EXCEPT the "Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil" Adam and Eve were bound to this command if they were to stay in God's garden. Armed with Free Will they had multiple trees in the garden that they could choose to eat from including the "Tree of Life" ...then temptation slithered in with thoughts and ideas that they could have it all and still live their best lives... You think you know their story...but do you?

All of my life it seemed as if I was wandering through a maze in a dark tunnel that had no light in it. The tunnel was comparable to my life, which was cold, dark, and empty, and had no sense of direction in it. I was lost and could not find my way in it or out of it because it was so dark. But I believed that the light I needed so desperately was at the end of the tunnel. So consequently I spent my entre life wandering aimlessly in the tunnel looking for light in the darkness. After a lifetime of searching I found the light at the end of the tunnel and discovered that the darkness had nothing to do with the tunnel because it was just as dark on the outside of the tunnel as in the inside...Where is the way where the light dwelleth? And how do I find it?

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Dawn's colorful first light is a testament to new beginnings and perpetual renewal. It is a rousing panorama that beckons to all who treasure hope and its fulfillment. Each sunrise is a pleasant reminder of inspiration's influence on the human spirit when love makes its appearance. Everyone has the inherent right to feel loved unconditionally and be able to love fully. However, not all are able to sip from desire's cup filled with contentment. For many, the obscurity of night is extended without knowing of the dawn's resurrecting influence. Love relies on spirited recovery during the course of an endless journey. Each new dawn faithfully restores hope for the realization of purposeful possibilities during the day that follows. It is an awakening to the restoration of light. The certainty of dawn's repeated triumph over darkness exemplifies love's faithful and trustworthy nature. If sincere affection is a measure of feeling fulfilled, then what is love and how is it realized? Why is heartfelt love difficult to experience or maintain for many? What does it mean to 'fall in love'? What is fear's influence when seeking love's affirmation? These are some of the challenges in comprehending the mystery of love and its reward presented in this writing. The written text identifies what is necessary to feel loved as a child and to love fully as an adult. Requirements for experiencing the fullest extent of love are chronicled in the section 'Requisites Of Love', while also emphasized throughout the narrative presentation. Numerous quoted words and verse by popular persons of accomplishment enhance a seamless narrative progression. Original poems of the author throughout are dedicated to all who cherish the imaginative and sensitive emotion elicited through poetic expression. Each subchapter listing of love's requisites includes such a beginning. The concluding chapter titled 'Exploration and Reward' ends with a novel revelation of adventure and passion. Included in 'Answering Love's Call' is a final poem of desire's accomplishment by the author titled 'Awakening'. (Screen Reader Supported with Enhanced Typesetting) Recommended: This book will challenge you to evaluate and confront your courage on several levels. It will also expose your relationship with fear even if you didn't think you had one. Myers writes about feelings which is desperately needed and rarely understood. Overall, the book gives hope. Hope for our personal journey as well as a parent and partner. It allows us to get unstuck in parenting. This is a writing that 'stays with you', It leaves a mark on your soul. How do I know this? I find myself reflecting on Myers' thoughts and gaining strength to face the future. - Judy Wilde, M.A., Clinical Psychology I recommend this reading to anyone frustrated by fear's influence while desiring heartfelt pleasure in loving. - Lester L Carney, MA, Educator and Counseling Psychologist