Pi the Numerical Cheatcode to the Laws of the Universal

By G. Neal

Brace yourself for the most impactful book since the Bible. Life lessons and modern day parables told from Afghanistan war and 9/11 survivor, explained and broken down in a way never done before. This book ties together religion, science, math, and common sense like nobody has been able to without speaking over the intended audience's head.

• Language: English
• Publisher: G. Neal
• Release date: Jul 19, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223034056

G. Neal

As a USMC and US army veteran, and US Government contractor, G. Neal has traveled the world and has met people from all walks of life. Being an employee at the Pentagon during 9/11 and ultimately assisting with operations in Afghanistan he has witnessed his fair share of life altering situations and trauma. G. Neal wrote this book as an aid for those battling their own personal wars and to inspire those ready to give up. Every person born is important and play a specific role in the world. Nothing gives a person greater joy than finding their purpose, as this book has gave him his own purpose.

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Episode 1

Timing x Background x Situation x Environment

=Life Experience

moment in time. This may be an event or experience that happened during a block of time, such as a teenager. This event is a profound situation that helps consciously and subconsciously shape who you are as a person. Remember, most learning experiences come from a painful event that causes enough trauma to shift previous behavior. Like the child who burns themselves by touching the hot stove, the pain of touching the stove makes the child change their behavior. That small event has the ability to shape many of the events that will occur in that child's life. Many of us need to verify what is being told to us, and this is called living by experience. When we as people go through something, we acquire first-hand knowledge and appreciation for that experience. This information is stored in our memory. Depending on how painful or impactful the event was to us tends to determine our future behavior. Sometimes we make that event relatable to other things or situations as a guideline for how to behave. A child may take that hot stove experience and the warning as a learning lesson later in life. The child may take heed of future warnings better because they understand what can happen when they don't listen. The other type of timing deals with

the actual timing of a series of events. There have been times in my life when timing has been paramount in my life. In fact, all of us are impacted by a certain series of situations that help make us who we are. When I was a young boy, I went to cross the street in my neighborhood. There was a car at the red light, and every time I entered the crosswalk, the driver put his foot on the gas, and the car moved forward. This went on for a couple of minutes. It caused me to feel unsafe. I stopped trusting the conventional belief of what was supposed to be. My solution to the issue at hand was to cross the street by going behind the car instead of using the crosswalk. I still do the same thing after all these years. That event caused me to think about human nature. The payoff for the individuals in the car was a sense of control and the ability to manipulate a person's emotions. Many times the way or manner in which we behave is dictated by emotions. How did a particular thing make you feel? This question is powerful because it is two-sided. If a person manipulates situations, they do so for an emotional payoff many times more than not. Maybe it gives them a sense of power or control and makes them happy to affect someone in a particular way. These set of factors

may, in fact, be what molds you and shape the behavioral patterns in your life. These factors are the seeds that are planted, and as the events come into play, they become the water and sun needed for those seeds to grow. You guessed it; this also takes time, pardon the pun. Time is also referred to as the 4th dimension, called the temporal dimension. Being that both space and time have no end, we exist within them.