Jethro's Anthology

For years the author recorded his daily meditations. In the Jethro's beginning the messages were about how bad life was, but they soon changed. He became aware of someone feeding him information. ¬ at person was Jethro, Moses' father-in-law in the bible. When computers became available the author had accumulated over 30 tapes which he transferred into book form and called it "JETHRO'S ANTHOLOGY".