Lunch with Guru G: A Soul Byte
by D. C Bradley
188 pages· 2007· ISBN 9780979707209
About
Science, religion, and information. This is the story of eightmessages, composed on scraps of office trash by a quirky characternamed G."Why are you here?" G asks.His chosen victim is an unsuspecting young engineer on his first dayat work. Why am I here? Not to find a spiritual guru--that's for sure!But despite his reservations, the young man finds himself drawn to thehyperactive Guru G, whose every thought revolves around just twowords: realigion. Over a summer of lunchtime conversations, theybecome good friends, sometimes marveling, other times debating what inthe world it means when those two words run together.You may see them symbolically entwined on the cover: a questioningdisciple and his guru, G, peering at the same thing from differentangles. If you are intrigued by the words "Soul Byte" standing side byside, then you are at risk of being touched by this book.Each message delves deeper into the relationship of informationconcepts (language, genetics, entropy, evolution) and religiousconcepts (soul, ethics, death and beyond).In the wake of this book, you may find a long thought waiting.
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