I am aware that I can be long winded, I'm a writer you know. lol
I wanted to share this with all my friends. Tomorrow evening I will be with my photographer doing the cover photo for my book. On Friday, it will be overnighted to my publisher. I've already received the gallies of my book for inspection, so we aren't far at all from it being in hand. Below are some excerpts you can read, but pre-ordering the book now (there are about 5 days left for this) and you will also receive an autographed copy of my cd, That's What Livingt's For along with your book, with your name in it. Just a few days left for you to get your name in it. Read below and click the paypal link or, contact me or, go to my personal web site for another link:
www.peterbritt.us
Everyone have a fabulous day :)
Well this is something a little different, or extra if you will.
There are only 35 copies of my book pre-ored left, so I am going to give the rest of the pre-orders a complimentary autographed cd along with your book order. You will get the book, with your name in it and, an autographed cd with it.
Read below and click, that's all there is to it. However, you muct ensure that you send me your mailing info with "exactly" as you wish your name to appear in the book. Thanks to everyone :)
Peter Britt
I thought it would be a great idea to offer friends & fans the opportunity to get their names in my book on a special dedication page. Please red below as to "how" to pre-order and, to read some samples. Peter Britt; Country/rock recording artist-Singer/songwriter/musician-Twice published author, poetry and now his soon to be best selling book "All That I Am, I Think!" And, his soon to be submitted and published second book, "The Devistation" To pre-order the book is $35.00 to have your name in the book.
You will also receive an autographed copy for that. No extra shipping is required. Pre-order the book and have your name in it alongside those who have made a differernce in Peter Britt's climbing music career. Click the banner to join the street team. Click the paypal link below to Order the book.
Click here to pre-order All That I Am, I Think!
Below is a preview of chapter Five (Passion) and chapter Twelve (Rights & Wrongs) of All That I Am, I Think! This preview will also be available on my book web site soon. This is just a short preview to give you some idea of the book you may want your name in. I hope you enjoy it and want to read more. The link to pre-order is after the preview. Peter Britt
"A quote of the heart from Peter Britt"
"The passionate wings of a woman have I found shelter under. Paradise eludes me no longer, for I have been taken there and given completeness of mind, body and soul. I know the heavens in her eyes and I can sing the song of her heart. She has taken the lyrics that are my soul and set them to the music of passion within her. She has released my desires to the night, taken them and returned them to me ten thousand fold. I am one with the night and the music of life once more."
EXCERPTS FROM CHAPTER 5 ( PASSION )
Passion in itself is a magical thing. Passion does not harbor any selfish feelings. It can't. That's not what it is and certainly not what is fulfilling. Your fulfillment comes from your partner wanting to please you that same way. It is a mutually giving experience. It certainly should be too. Why would two people want to share themselves with each other, but not want to bring their partner to the highest peaks? To give your partner excessive, luscious ecstasy that is pleasure of immense proportions in and of itself, here is where you will find those peaks. To make them feel lost in another dimension of raging, powerful, thundering, crashing and gargantuan heights which they've never even imagined before. To give your partner the most pleasurable rapture filled experience one human being could possibly conjure up or has to offer another. Man, that one would be hard to top eh! Still, personally when I'm making love to a woman, I mean my wife I certainly give it 1000%, every-single-time! Hehehe
To me, there is nothing more exciting than pleasing a woman beyond her wildest dreams. This is what I mean; if you're going to do something do it right!
You see, to please your partner in such a way that they are for that time, completely yours, lost within your eyes, your arms, your touch, you have to give, give, give! So, what's the problem? Giving is a magnificent pleasure. Trust me and give it a try! Hehehe
I'll end this here with a thought that sums it all up for me in a short description.
Laying her head on my shoulder, snuggling close and just talking as we drift off to sleep, nothing can match that moment of happiness. Nothing can compare with that piece of time stolen together in which love was completely given and returned. The most genuine and truest expression of passion is the one, which closes, in a complete reversal of it. That is to say, an exceptional feeling of peace and tranquility is achieved. Just as true and uninhibited passion brings tidal waves of thunderous, torrid, explosive and mind numbing ecstasy with it, so does the receding of it bring a closeness and peace unrivaled.
"No greater moments of ecstasy have I known, than those following the splendorous rapture of making love with passion at its zenith. Only then, could I ever know real peace. Only then could I feel true serenity, genuine completeness of mind, body and soul. All these things, she gives me from the truest moments of passion. No greater gift of togetherness, could she ever give me. No greater gift, could I ever return to her. No other way, could we show each other paradise.
EXCERPTS FROM CHAPTER TWELVE (Rights & Wrongs)
I know what you're thinking at this juncture; you're saying "this isn't JUST about rights and wrongs, is it!" Bravo diligent reader! Lol It is not merely about rights and wrongs; it simply cannot be confined to that for me to discuss it, as there are other factors involved. Should we discuss if something is right or wrong, the extension of that discussion is what should we, or can we do about it. Let us assume there is a country where the people are being subjected to genocide. There is no true leadership in this nation and, the extremist factions there are allowing the people to die for whatever belief or reason they have. Let us also assume that hundreds of thousands have already died, or have been annihilated. Do we have the right to intervene in their plight?
This is surely a morally subjective question but no worries I can answer it! Lol (Ya'll must think I'm full of shit huh?) Well to be honest, I merely know right from wrong. So does everyone else, they merely neglect to see it sometimes, mostly when it is to their benefit to do so. Therefore, the question on the table is whether we have the right to step in to save a people being wiped out by others. Perhaps a better question would be this; do we have a "responsibility" to step in and save those people? Are we not all brothers, regardless of where we come from or how we look? Do we not all possess the same blood? Do we not, each one of us possess the potential to change the world and make it better for all? If you believe these things to be true, then people suffering out of your view is just as horrible to you as if it happened right before your eyes.
When we take the position of ambivalence, are we ignoring what we see because we wish not to see it, or because it's easier to take no stand because it requires no choice on our part? Both are, or can be true. As the saying goes, out of sight, out of mind. We are able to make a difference in every corner of the world, but should we interfere with the rights of other nations to rule as they see fit? From a moral standpoint, it is not unreasonable to believe that we have a responsibility to our fellow man/woman. The question here is even though we have the responsibility to relieve suffering if we can, do we have the right to do so? Is it morally reprehensible to ignore suffering, or is it a worse crime to impede the rights of another nation? What if the rights they exercise are designed to suppress the rights of their people or worse? Do we then have the moral approval to intervene? There are many who believe morality is subjective, but it really isn't. It is certainly easier to say that it is and relieve ourselves of the responsibilities we should be shouldering. (I realize I'm going to be slammed for that one. Take your best shot) If we say morality is subjective and there is no standard, we give credence to the theory that what we want, takes precedence over what we should be. Like my brother Bob says to me; "it's always easier to get up every morning and not try. It requires no effort whatsoever. Smart man. ©2000-2007 Peter Britt/Krystal Vision Productions
