Danny Rongo 
I Am God (And so Are You, My Friend) 
A Common Man’s Guide to Oneness

I Am God (and So Are You, My Friend): A Common Man’s Guide to Oneness is a book that presents itself at an extremely urgent time for our race (the human race). As the walls of separation, hatred, and divisiveness become more apparent with each passing day, it becomes obvious that traditional methods for peace have not worked. Oneness is the state of being completely united with one and all. It is our inherent nature that our society has grown away from due to many things, but mainly our ego. The only way back to living in peace is through the unity that oneness represents. This book explains how our society got to this boiling point of separation through our own collective consciousness (yes, our world is in this shape from our own doing). And the only way to reverse that current collective consciousness is through oneness. This book not only proves how we are connected at our very core but it also gives examples of how understanding oneness changes your life immediately, which in turn effects our world collectively.

عن المؤلف

Danny Rongo is a singer-songwriter, activist, playwright and author who has dedicated his life through music and words to the spread of a spirituality that he calls ‘oneness’. As a direct disciple of self-help guru Dr. Wayne Dyer, Danny has been nurturing this spirituality for more than forty years now and is eternally grateful to have now produced this book which represents the culmination of all that he has learned and lived. Danny is the Founder of the DR ONESONG FOUNDATION which supports causes for our planet, our children, our veterans and our music. Danny advocates and volunteers for our U.S. Veterans and Troops through; VETWORK, Rolling Thunder, Wounded Warriors and Soldiers Angels. He also continually works alongside; Autism Speaks, St. Jude Organization, Red-Nose Day, Children’s Cancer Association, Stop Global Warming.org, Spring Reins of Life (Equine Assisted Therapy), The Pay It Forward movement and many bereavement groups. Danny is married to his wife Andrea of 21 years and lives in Manalapan, NJ.