Intro to The Disapperance of the Universe

For those who have been curious about The Disappearance of the Universe but haven't checked it out as of yet, here's an intro piece to the book. It's easily my favorite book ever, as it's the first and only book I've ever read on the topic of spirituality that made total sense to me from cover to cover, and left me with no unanswered questions. It also explains the the classic spiritual text, A Course in Miracles, like nothing else does. Also, keep in mind that Gary is the student in the book, and his two teachers go by the names of Arten and Pursah, who were two of Jesus' disciples, Thaddeus and Thomas, respectively. Here goes:

...One of the things you'll notice is that we'll speak to you more and more in your own style of language. In fact, we're going to put things to you very bluntly. We think you're big enough to handle it, and we didn't come here to waste time. You asked Jesus for help. He would have been happy to come to you himself, but that's not what's called for right now. We're his representatives. You wanted to know what it was like to be there with him two thousand year ago. We were there and we'll be happy to tell you, although you may be surprised to find out there are more advantages to being a student of his today than there were back then.

One thing we're going to do is challenge you the way he repeatedly challenged us. We're not going to be easy on you or tell you what you want to hear. If you want to be handled with kid gloves, then go to a theme park. If you're ready to be treated like an adult who has right to know why noting in your universe can possibly work in the long run, then we'll get down to business. You will also learn bot the cause of this situation and the way out of it. So, what do you say?

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