Phil Hammond 
This Has All Been Said Before 

This book, This Has All Been Said Before, is myself welcoming the reader to my therapy. I used to suffer from depression and anxiety, now I enjoy every moment of it at least I do on the better days. This condition, this gift that I have come to understand that I have given to myself, has challenged me to have to fully realize and appreciate to my own satisfaction, who we are as I discovered in fact who I am. The meaning of life can be absolute or it can be subjective. Both matter. Life, in every single form matters, simply because in the abscence of life expressing itself, there is nothing. Subjectively the meaning of life is whatever we as an individual attach to it, and it is from this perspective, the singular perspective each and every human provides God, that God has allowed God to completely ‚know‘ God. Just as my depression was the gift I, my soul, has given myself, Phil Hammond, as the means through which I would view and explore creation this time in this space, God has given us to Godself, to do the same, explore creation on God’s behalf. Thank you and I trust you will enjoy my explanation of everything.

Über den Autor

Growing up in the Southern Alberta, the author has been considered by virtually all whom have met him to be somewhat of an anomaly. Never having achieved his potential nor met the expectations of those people in his life who could have come to depend upon him, instead he has chosen a somewhat nomadic, solitary path upon which he was determined to find his own truth. Graduating from the University of Alberta with a B.A. in Economics and Political Science, he has worked for a multinational corporation, driven truck and run his own trucking business, become a self taught carpenter and renovator and he writes. Currently living in Calgary, he dreams of opening a holistic retreat with his partner Pauline, to spend his days gardening, teaching energy arts, he also has a third degree black belt in karate-do, and helping those who want to help themselves discover who they are.