THE OLD MAN, AND THE WORLD HE LEFT BEHIND

About the Book

Even though we are all different, we are also the same. We share DNA, we require much of the same food, we need the same things in order to live (like oxygen and warmth), or else we die. This does not only apply to human beings. It also applies to birds, animals and fish, with some exceptions. We and the birds and animals, insects and fish have similar habits. We all migrate to different places at different stages in our lives. We love each other, and we fight with each other. Our friends become our enemies, and our enemies become our friends. Our lives are affected by different weather conditions and natural phenomena, such as earth-quakes, volcanic eruptions, hurricanes and lightning. Humans require what the ants need, and the bumble bees demand what the elephant is searching for. Many of us, who can think or cannot think, have discovered a creator and a life after death, while some have found a death after life. We have been promised by some good friends that there is somebody taking care of us to make sure that we will be comfortable and wealthy, while others wonder why six million innocent lives were taken during the Holocaust.

About the Author

Sidney Owitz was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he was educated. He graduated as a physician, at the University of Cape Town. After practicing Medicine in South Africa for twelve years he came to the United States and became an anesthesiologist. He lives in Florida with his family.