Fresh Philosopher Releases First Book, Detailing New Philosophy and Way of Life Called "Allism"

    GRAND RAPIDS, MI, September 19, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- What if philosophy, religion, art, science, and history can merge in one collective system? Allism gives us the tools to live a creative life and achieve our divinity here on earth. "The Life of Allism," the first volume of full series, "The Perfect Idius," introduces a system that begins with the needs of Man, and ends with the universal All. Learn how to achieve your creative apotheosis.

The Life of Allism, the first volume of The Perfect Idius, introduces the worldview of Allism, a complete system of thought designed to fit over any individual philosophy or religion as a means to creative apotheosis and daily mundane duties and doings. With the vitality of religion and the rationality of science, this system offers the thoughtful seeker gleams of insight from every page.

Volume One describes in detail the system of virtues that best open the creative life, and allow us to approach our inner divine, to maximize our potential on this earth by challenging convention and learning how to make it serve us.

The centrality of personal needs is defended and taken as the supreme truth from which all other behavior and thinking will pour forth.

If nothing else, "The Life of Allism" is a triumph of style, ranking with the works of Emerson, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, and William James for unique achievement of combining the passion of literature with the rationality of philosophy. The end result is better than a religion, better than a philosophy, but an all-system which needs not reject any other system, being by nature compatible with all that benefits mankind. As the author states, the seed of the world tree is already in our innermost, we need only be directed on how to water and nourish it, to reveal the potential within us.

http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/87557 -- ebook formats

https://www.createspace.com/3687428 -- paperback

Samples of the authors writings, as well as an introduction to his work are available at:

http://perfectidius.com

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