We, mankind, have libraries full of ideas about the language of psychology, spirituality, physics, and theories of origin that are shared, analyzed, and accepted or discarded according to preference only. We, humans, who are radically different from any other form of life on this earth, attempt in our individualistic ways to clear the obstacles that block us from touching a force far greater than we are and that we intuitively know is right there at hand. Could it be that it is not a destination to but a reentering into. Can the answer we are all searching for so desperately be the very first word of the Bible? This book could be titled �Man�s Search for a Destination.� All of us, bar none, man or women, has lived a lifetime striving for something that was far greater than what we are and where we are. Mankind in general has studied, experienced, and lived every form of lifestyle with none being of any significant value greater than another because a satisfactory destination had never been determined, understood, or reached by either. The ultimate destination with it�s magnetic quality has lured the least of man to the greatest of men without any conclusive evidence of a successful journey by either.