E.V.A.IN.E. - Lessons Learned from the Old Makers

Jackson Burrows

Mar 2018 · Page Publishing Inc

About this ebook

All life forms dream. Even the overlooked organism in the soil beneath our feet which ventilate the soil. Many of these have extended life spans exceeding our own. Likewise among this category are variations that achieve remarkable transformations to their physical makeup. The struggling caterpillar, which has the ability to acquire a state of metamorphosis, can attain a winged form capable of drinking the nectar of its culminating attainment...its philosophy if you will. Thereby fulfilling its destiny. The passage of time has shown the prediction to evolve a thought to take a form that will result in an action of beauty and resounding results. My daughter will also dream one day following this pattern of evolution and guard the flower's nectar for the future transcendent and its proclamation to the universe. The "fractal key" will propel my created daughter to acquire a complexity that surrounds the observer and instructs him to abolish the excess that is defeating its efforts to become something more than before...To transcend! -Personal notes of Dr. Shesgal Ollemanhalu

About the author

 

Jackson Burrows currently lives in Deep South Texas along the perimeter of the Rio Grande. Earlier in life, he worked in many occupations ranging from an agricultural tree farmer to a gravedigger at a cemetary. During the Vietnam conflict, he was drafted from Oklahoma State University during his sophmore year through the the lottery system developed by the Nixon administration to fill up the ranks for the already-lost war. After serving in the USCG search-and-rescue detachment, he rode the deep-sea ships of the merchant marine. In 1981, he became an emergency services personnel and eventually completed his employment of twenty-five years as a fire captain and EMT. He is now retired and has completed the novel he developed those many years ago when he was in college.