The Twin Towers Triology: A Spirituality for the Age of Terrorism

In "The Day God Died, " after the events of September 11, 2001, author Sal Umana imagines God coming to him for. From Sept. 11 to December 11, God comes for therapy once a week. In the course of treatment, God discovers that the old masculine tribal God of monotheism has been foisted on Her by the three great religions of the western world, while all spiritual people, both East and West, have always experienced Her as Love. In a final surprise session, God divulges who She really is-and who we are. "The Day My Ego Died" explores the continuation of God's therapy sessions. While in treatment, God disavows any connection with the Allah of the terrorists, as well as the Christian crusade of the anti-terrorists. While She is at it, She also denies She is the God of Abraham. Is God having an identity crisis, or is this the product of post-traumatic stress disorder? Finally, in "Back to Earth, " after successful treatment is administered to God, Sal realizes he is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder himself and returns to God for therapy. In response to God's explanation of the ego, Sal separates from his ego and adopts Zen Buddhism. After ten years of death, his ego returns with an important message for all. In this, the complete collection of "The Twin Towers Trilogy, " author Sal Umana guides you through the complete spiritual odyssey, from beginning to the realization of the power of the ego.