Producing Divine Fruit is a book written to inspire the reader to look within themselves and begin to develop the abilities of the indwelling spirit. The book promotes a way a living based on Universal law and the concept of cooperation as opposed to competition. It promotes the idea that all men are brothers in the spirit of The Universal Father. And that this spirit is the only thing that is truly real. The main theme of the book focuses on the undeveloped powers that lie within us all. Which if developed will lead not only to the fulfillment of all your dreams but will also lead to an evolutionary leap in consciousness and a change in the way we as humans live. Because our world can only get better if we get better one by one. It starts with you. It does not and cannot answer all the questions concerning who we are and why we are here. But it prods the reader to begin to ask these questions and prompts the reader to find the answers for themselves. It promotes looking within to discover the answers to life's questions and problems. The book discusses the meaning of words such as destiny, fate and passion. And how these concepts are perceived by us as human beings. In an effort to awaken the mind and enliven the spirit. The book also discusses other concepts and shows examples of living people and situations intended to give the reader pause in an effort to consider other points of view. Not as a means of singular truth but as an inspiration to encourage individual spiritual development and tolerance for other belief systems and philosophies of living. Producing Divine Fruit is what is needed if the Human Race is to move to a better way of living. This producing is a revolution which will literally turn the world upside down and change the current direction in which our societies are headed. This book is only a part of the movement which is currently taking the world by storm. This revolution will not be televised because of its ability to upset the status quo. But the revolution is never the less unfolding as we speak. The evidence of it is all around if you choose to see it. The concepts and ideas on which the book is written draws from many different people who would be considered leaders in the revolution. Leaders such as Yeshua ben Yosef (Jesus), Lao Tsu, Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha), Mother Teresa, Martin Luther King, Mahatma Gandhi, Prophet Muhammed (who was nothing like the media Muslims), Dr. Wayne Dyer, Eckhart Toll, Albert Einstein, Howard Zinn and many, many others who either promoted Love and/or truth..... Universal Love and truth. But it also gives examples of people who may not have been in the movement but who none the less have still made great contributions to society. The book speaks of becoming aware, because our universe is expanding daily. We are discovering more and more each day about our universe. We are discovering new planets and new scientific knowledge. But in light of this, we also need to embrace new spiritual knowledge (well, not so new) which will allow us to be in concert with the rest of the cosmos. Our perspectives must grow. Along with our capacity for and understanding of Love. Because we are capable of much much more than just living someone else's dream.