Fiction Further Explores Cosmic Races, Human Function on Universal Scale Howard Dimonds exciting series of human cosmology related to empirical study of extraterrestrials is the next step to achieving human dream of working within the true dynamic of Creation WAHROONGA, N.S.W. Howard Dimond continues on his quest to explore and give flesh to the mysteries and mysterious races of the cosmos with his third book A Convention of Elders. It continues Michael and partner Janets interaction with highly evolved beings whose games and adventures are the stuff that expedite the important cosmic functions of their race. Though far in advance of humanity, they show a common human root to their dreams and their philosophies. In this third mission for Michael, Dimond explores the making of harmony out of cultural diversity on the distant planet Troth. Dimond in his foreword puts forward the now very respected view of magnificent civilisations which flourished and seemingly went extinct after a time and why mysterious, technologically advanced races helped these primitive human societies accomplish magnificent feats of engineering used for complex and advanced scientific study. The Mayans, the Incas, the Egyptians, and other such races in the Orient and all over the world provide creative fuel and philosophical bases to Dimonds eminently readable novels. The specific point of who the advanced invasionary or visitor races were and where they came from is an essential element of his work. A dream happens one step at a time. This appears on the frontispiece of Dimonds novel. Were it possible that the visionary travels of Michael to continue, then readers of Dimonds work would be content to wait for the next installment in the series. Michael reminds of Gods foremost Archangel, a being of the heavens but a friend of humanity. Michael, Dimonds character, is the angelic man who may theoretically lead humanity into the fold of the Kindred Spirits (the highly evolved race). The author, readers will agree, must continue on course to make the dream ascend to its apex experience. For more information on this book, interested parties can log on to www.Xlibris.com.au.

Near the end of his life, Nicolaus Copernicus began what became known as a revolution in scientific thought. His findings showed that the Earth was not at the center of the heavens, as had previously been believed. Equally, Galileo was inspired with his own discoveries, only to have a sentence against him, delivered on 22 June 1633. At this inquisition, Galileo was found guilty of heresy. He was compelled to stop supporting the growing revolution of thought, which reinforced Copernicuss belief on the path of orbiting spheres. These early researchers were seen as a threat to the teachings of biblical scholars and to what had been passed on down through the ages. To many others, these men were seen as pioneering researchers who lived in an inspiring age of enlightenment. The frustration felt in their quest for knowledge was more than matched by the authority and ignorance of the church, which chose to accept the Holy Scriptures as they had been written. This was not the first time early researchers with enquiring minds were accused of dissent as a means of controlling religious beliefs. The power to suppress original thought is not new. Opposing any changes in belief, using the influences of ridicule, scorn, and derision exists today. Attempting to understand our greater universal expanse has been confined to parochial debates for centuries. This novel continues the pioneering quest for truth, which faced injustice in its early stages. A quest that sees mankind finally freed from historic levels of influential control, which preceded the churches growing narrow-minded intolerance. Michael and his great friend Oats are two scientists who have resumed this challenge to uncover the secrets, which have been concealed for centuries and over thousands of years. Their quest follows an elementary analysis from our earliest of times, to unravel insightful answers to so many of our unsolved global mysteries. To find the hidden unknowns preventing peace, on a world still plagued with endless turmoil and global conflicts. To reveal this history of spiritual and idealistic belief, Michael and Oats began, by following a quite extraordinary chain of fascinating and remarkable events. A skillfully reconstructed existence regression unearths the innocence of what an educated society has been taught for centuries. While faith in the future of mankinds age of inspiration and enlightenment is restored and returned to humanity once more.

This book, ‘World Peace in Our Time’ challenges us all to rethink recorded history. It is a struggle to consider the logic of evolution, which differs from existing records. Has Humanity Stifled Advancing Wisdom? At birth, we are born with an open mind, willing to discover the history and complexity of our many different environments. As children, in cultural society we learn rules to obey. We are taught any number of fascinating subjects about history, science, language and social behaviour just to name a few.

Howard Dimond lives with his family in Sydney, Australia.

Return of the Light Prince Dear reader This novel contains some of the most profound and provocative ideas about a subject that many of us have already formed an opinion on. This in itself is the reason why this novel was kept by me for some time in an unpublished state and yet I remained unsure what to do, or the next step to take. Id like to quickly explain the quandary I am experiencing but to understand you need to keep asking why, and never stop. Some questions of a factual nature could be ~ Why does the planet Earth travel on an orbital path at about eighteen and a half miles per second, or why does Mercury complete an orbit around our Sun in eighty eight days? Yes, it is true the answer to these questions above can partly be found in physics but this is clearly a statement of the obvious without any explanation as to why. However the most immediate responses can be found from those, whose mindset sits mainly, in one of three camps. That is the acceptance of creationism, evolutionary theory or a growing body of pragmatists who believe in their mind of doubts that there maybe another equally more plausible answer. Writing this book was not easy. The harder part though is breaking through the mindset of hundreds of years of work and research, including the special work completed by the naturalist Darwin. There is no shortage of support for a range of advocates of religious history and equally for the continuing and developing theory of evolution and herein lies the problem. This book does raise and explain another equally plausible reason. We will all go home tonight to the rest of our lives. But consider this, have you ever had an experience so confronting in nature, so rich in ideas that you have felt compelled to stop and listen and be measured by its effect. This for me has been the most exciting life experience of my time. The real impact of this work will break through via the medium of moving images rather than just the mere words in the book I have written. The reasons for this are the obvious ones. The mass audience this work lends itself to, will rationalize more on what they have seen given that most of us have a depth of interests that try to keep up with issues on a day to day basis. I hope you enjoy reading this work as much as I had the enjoyment in writing it. Howard Dimond Author