The Tao of God

About the Book

The Tao of God restates the Chinese philosopher Lao Tsu's Tao Te Ching using insights from a contemporary revelatory work called The Urantia Book. In verse, it expresses a philosophy of living that harmonizes logic and intuition, science and religion, Eastern thought and Western thought, existence and non-existence, the material and the spiritual, action and non-action, peace and conflict, stillness and movement, and light and darkness. The Tao of God is an embellishment to the original Tao Te Ching, adding 20 extra chapters to present the idea that spiritual insight is infinite.

About the Author

Richard S. Omura says that he has found life both confusing and enlightening: confusing in his youth, enlightening in his adulthood. A dedicated seeker of truth and a strong proponent of self-development, he is a well-rounded generalist with a variety of experiences. Among other things, he has worked as a disc jockey, copywriter, tour guide, nightclub manager, and interpreter. Presently, he is a photographer, a television production coordinator, a poet, a screenwriter and a novelist. The full spectrum of his interests range from the physical to the mindal and to the spiritual: from surfing, playing blues harmonica, photography, writing screenplays and novels to holding spiritual seminars and gatherings. Being a seeker, he is constantly on the lookout for fresh new ideas and experiences. He has also written five screenplays, a book of poetry, a novel, and a manual on katsugen, a Japanese self-healing technique.He now resides in Los Angeles.