Imagine 285 pages of mind-blowing reflections and connections about what it really means to be human. Prepare yourself a wild ride that is opening people's minds and changing their lives.

Listed below there are several questions. At first, they may seem unrelated, but when you read "Whispers" all the pieces of the puzzle begin to fit together. You will be entertained. You will be amazed. You will walk away from "Whispers" with a new appreciation for yourself, for the planet you live on, and for the potential your own life holds. Untangle the mystery of life with a fresh perspective, learn how happiness is easier to find when you are aware of the ancient hidden connections within our past.

When some people read "Whispers" they are changed forever. Will the same be true of you? Dare to judge for yourself.

Do you remember Al Gore's famous 'kiss'? What was the relatively small thing he could have done to win the 2000 Presidential Electoral competition against George W. Bush while still losing Florida?

What did Helen Keller think about the Grand Canyon? How does her blindness and deafness benefit us all?

Why can Michelangelo's famous statue of 'David' be a guide for improving our own lives? Why did he stare at the block of marble for 30 days before picking up his chisel?

What can we learn from the social structure of the Wolf-pack? What's the connection between drooling dogs and terrorism today? What's the real reason why terrorists are so angry at America? What don't they know?

What is "New York City Syndrome", and why does Humanity suffer from it? Is there a cure?

What's the connection between Hitler's Mother and Hitler's 'Evil'? Why is Hitler still 'alive and well' in school classrooms and cafeterias across America?

Why do human men have the biggest penis (pound for pound) of any primate on the planet? Are women more competitive than men? Why are women ultimately more powerful than men? And what's the real reason why they take so long to get ready for a night out on the town?

What does Einstein's famous equation really mean, and why are we so intimately connected to it?

As a young man, why did Darwin quit a career studying medicine and take up religion instead? What did he really discover? Why did it take Darwin 20 years to write his famous book?

What is really hidden inside a spider's web? How can the murderous action of the Black Widow teach us what's important about life?

Did Stone Age humans really undergo a major cataclysm that almost made us extinct? And why was killing off 99% of humanity such a good thing?

What does 1,000 years of painful Chinese foot-binding have to do with America's love of Designer Jeans?

What can a 7'0" tall, 328 lb. Russian Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the World teach us about humility and personal suffering?

What's the reason why it's so hard to think like a Human?

What's the secret behind racism? Why do we practice it even on ourselves?

What's the connection between a Tyrannosaur's fossilized skull and human childbirth?

How is the destructive use of colonial America's 'living fuel' (whale oil) connected to modern America's Fossil Fuel crisis? What haven't we learned?

How does the sun make the rivers run? What's really pulling the strings when it comes to Global Warming?

Science vs. Religion: Why is there a 'war'? What's holding us back? How did a Roman Catholic Priest come up with the Big Bang Theory? Einstein rejected it at first - why? And why did he change his mind?

How is the Human brain similar to a peacock's tail?

Why do even men cry when they see the sad movie, 'Beaches', when they know it's fiction? Why doesn't it matter if they know? And what's the connection between this question and Stone Age man's ability to make tools?

How did the wrath of Thomas Edison force the motion picture industry to relocate from New Jersey to California? What's the secret that Hollywood is hiding?

How was life on Earth ultimately born inside a dying star?

What's the connection between Spike Lee and Carl Sagan?

What is the lesson we should learn from pampered heiress Paris Hilton? What have we forgotten as a society and as individuals?

Hall-of-Fame football legend, Jim Brown, has a major personal regret in life - what is it?