Who Put Me in Charge of the Universe?
Belief, control, and what to do when life has other plans
Bring your questions. Keep your right to disagree.
About the Book
You made a plan. The universe made other arrangements.
A rainy picnic exposes an impossible bargain with life. A borrowed lawnmower tests the limits of cosmic unity. A grand explanation falls quiet beside someone who is grieving. Existence has answers, but some of them need challenging.
A standalone return to questions first explored in Doctrine (2015) and Blasphemy (2017). Spiritual curiosity and serious doubt are both welcome. You do not need to have read the earlier books.
Who it is for
- Spiritually curious readers
- Thoughtful sceptics
- Anyone facing the difference between effort and control
What you will find inside
- Act wholeheartedly without demanding a guaranteed result.
- Distinguish what thought can change from what requires another person's consent.
- Explore spiritual experience without pretending every question is settled.
- Ask when to accept, when to resist and what remains worth believing.
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When life ignores your plans: Existence answers
You planned the picnic. You did not appoint yourself weather director. Read a short philosophical dialogue from Who Put Me in Charge of the Universe?