A letter from Richard Bach
a modern writer
I love to read books, and I read the books of Richard Bach some years ago. The booksIllusionsandJonathan Seagullwere read by hundreds of readers. Richard Bach writes about our wonderful spiritual journey in life and the answers to certain questions. He tells us to overcome the limits of time and space. This way, we do not have to be aware about birthdays which impose limitation. There are no birthdays, there is just life forever like the passion of the seagull and the endless freedom of flight. Bach wrote: "God could say, I command you to be happy as long as you live." He also wrote: "Live never to be ashamed of anything you do or say, especially if what people are saying is untrue." Thirdly, he wrote in his letter: "Remember not 'what if' remember 'what is'." The letter that Bach wrote to me had a picture of his aeroplane (1978). It was wonderful to receive a letter from another person who uses the gift of words.
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