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These days, Geoff Parton resides in Tasmania with his wife, but over the years his life has been nothing short of an adventure. With highs and lows that have brought him all over the world, he sheds a light on his spiritual philosophy and connection with the world by recounting the many tales he must tell; all so that we can come to realise that it's all down to us as a collective. We have the power necessary to change things. We can think negatively about each other, and if the thought is strong enough, we create war, as is happening right now. We can change this by thinking positively. Depending on the number of people collectively thinking about the same thing at the same time, we can change things straight away so let's do it!

Jack is sent to another dimension, where he is able to see life from another point of view. Struggling to work it all out, he has to trust totally in the outcome and his great friend Ugo. From car stealing, to a raging sea battle and a very smart cockatoo, nothing is left out of this story. Ugo and Jack are forced to change circumstances yet again, where dreams become reality and reality becomes a dream. Jack is able to see things from many different angles, what is, or what might have been or what could be, it all depends on Ugo. Only Ugo knows all, and only Ugo can change it.The outcome will surprise every one, including Jack!

In a parallel universe, Andi, Jack’s niece, takes on the task of Elizabeth, after the latter’s accident that placed Elizabeth in the transit world two hundred years earlier. Andi, the new Elizabeth, known only to Ugo Jack and Rrrr, needs to complete unfinished tasks. Andi/Elizabeth, marries Eli and has twins, Henry and William, who turn out to be extraordinary children. They go on to change a world of corruption in the future, thus they need to be prepared. Rrrr’s introduction to their future world, gives them an idea of what their future beholds. Eli, Elizabeth’s husband and the twin’s father, has no idea of what is really going on. Its a world where time is meaningless, and death only means a transition to new roles.

Have you ever wondered about different possibilities for the meaning of life, where we come from, and where we are going to? Whether we realize it or not, we are spiritual beings enjoying a life of experiences. The close-minded material viewpoint, is that everything is as we see it; There is no room for any spiritual development, or any unknowns to be explored. Could it be that the choices we think we are making, have already been pre-planned? Just imagine all this is an illusion, and every choice you think you just made was going to happen anyway, maybe we are just joining the dots. In which case, it is possible for the great book of life to have already been written, or should we really call it – ‘The Great Play of Life’. My younger days were spent in rural Australia in the 1950s. Country life created an inquiring mind; as a result of having time on my own, I developed a connection with the spirit world, although I am not at all religious. I have had many unusual and beautiful experiences in my life; it has brought me very close to nature. As a result, I am always thinking out of the box. What if. Why. These where questions I pestered my mother with. I have done this all my life, questioned everything.

Jack has an unhappy home life on a remote farm. His alcoholic father and bullying older brother make life miserable for him and his younger brother, Billy. His only moments of brightness are occasional escapes to the beautiful wooded valley near the farm. On one such visit a freak accident leaves him unconscious. Drawn into a strange but wonderful encounter with the spirit world, he meets a new friend, Ugo, at his home, Fire Fly Valley. When an unexpected opportunity suddenly comes to explore the valley further, Jack is taken into a world of completely new dimensions where he can see things previously hidden. Wherever there is life, he discovers, there is also a spiritual force and he learns that he can even change the future for generations to come.