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If you are longing to confront a life-changing dilemma, then follow Eugene E. Whitworth's sacred journey not from the start, but from before it all began...Genesis is a record of the incredible history of the sacred Children of Thoth; Children of the One First God. Your mind has been conditioned to define ""Genesis"" as the origin or mode of formation, the beginning. This heroic saga takes you to a time and space that preceded the beginning of history, when Gods became human and humans became Gods. Each courageous story of these brave men and women predates Earth as you follow their struggles to obtain their Sacred Divinity from within. Once discovered, they achieved their inner power and became Children of Thoth, the One First God. Originally published in 1991, this new edition will guide you to the gate of your own Temple of Divinity. Once you lift the latch and open that gate, you can never again be as you are now. For you will be endowed with a power of Creative Wisdom that will demand expression. It will make you worthy of uncontainable and unexpected creativity. It will drive you, yet plague you, for you may grow impatient with the limits of your earthly self. Attaining, possessing, and manifesting the Sacred Divinity that is the presence of Thoth, God One, is your challenge in overcoming this unavoidable problem. Such is your glorious burden. Such is your promise of love that will last forever. Knowing this challenge, you must decide and actively seek to welcome the energy of Genesis, to raise yourself, discover, and receive the power of Sacred Divinity by joining forces with the Children of Thoth.

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Eugene E. Whitworth was a writer with many interests. He founded the Great Western Brotherhood and was Chairman of the Board of Directors and President of Great Western University. He also enjoyed a distinguished career as a businessman/entrepreneur specializing in executive training. Over the years he taught business management psychology to corporations as well as in colleges and universities. Born in Camp, Arkansas, and raised for a time in Texas, Mr. Whitworth moved to the bay area in Northern California as a boy, went to high school in Richmond and later attended UC Berkeley and Stanford University. As a Marine Corps veteran he served his country in battles across the Pacific theater during World War II. Mr. Whitworth was 93 when he died in 2004 in San Francisco.

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