Not since the time of Martin Luther, has one man alone laid the groundwork for what might be most appropriately designated as a spiritual and religious revolution.   Had Martin Luther possibly lived in our time of such noble scientific discoveries and above all, our almost total access to the seemingly infinite amount of present as well as historical  information that seemingly lies at our fingertips on that more than infamous computer, then the very true spirit of one, Martin Luther, might just as well be known to all as J. Lamah Walker.
       Dr. Walker, who prefers to be simply called by his middle name of “Lamah” or even “J. Lamah”, has only recently finished his life's literary manuscripts on the Age of Reality.   He had opted to put off any publication of his dedicated works until he had finished all six books on the Age of Reality along with an autobiography, mostly because he simply did not want to be burdened with the demands of  some very anxious literary agent or publisher trying to meet some unknown deadlines.
       Lamah had chosen to publish first what he feels to be the least objectionable subject matter  to the conservative establishment, entitled "Shamans of San Damiano."  One Baptist minister said after reading this particular book, that it was one of the best takes on his theology that he had ever encountered and had asked Lamah to please consider writing a sequel.   As this minister put it, “I am already missing this very unique cast of characters.”
       This being only the second of the seven to have been written, it was impossible for Lamah to put off the writing of the, then, remaining five.
      Lamah being the very serious and dedicated academic that he has always aspired to be, and with four degrees, his first book, The Illiberal Manifesto, is written in that academic model, and as such is the broad statement of the real and serious problems within our own Judeo-Christian Culture.   Lamah feels that many of these same problems are just as likely to exist beyond our own guarded borders that separate us from the rest of the world.
       In Western American culture we are already experiencing a big change in the way that we all view ourselves when we are now asked, as part of some personal profile, “Of what Religion are You?” The choices have had to expand for the numbers of individuals that decree and truly understand that, “I am spiritual, but most certainly not religious.”

       Lamah, most simply contends that the reality of these changes is just a further proof that, “This newer and legitimate option is only just another symptom of the advance of this Age of Reality.”
       It is also proposed by Lamah to recreate a viable alternative for these “spiritual” individuals in that original exacting model of just what Jesus of Nazareth had more than once proposed when he first elaborated the the very foundation for his one and only commandment as the only true basis for the Feast of Agapé and, of course, experiencing that great joy found in one’s life.  “There is no need to create a new religion; we just need to return to a good time and place of honoring Jesus’ only request of practicing the Feast of Agapé.”
      There is another recognizable strong indication of this Age of Reality; the very humbling fact that a good and firm proportion of Americans had cast their vote in the last presidential election, clearly for a president that is a man of color.
     And, it was Lamah who had already entertained many of his own family and friends with the timely celebration of the 16th birthday of this Age of Reality.   It was held October 31, 2008, at his home, called San Damiano, located in Cedar Crest, NM.   Anyone need only read the titles of the seven books, to have an indication of just why Lamah is so concerned and passionate to write and share this Age of Reality: 1. The Illiberal Manifesto, 2. Shamans of San Damiano 3. Interview with Jesus in the Hot Tub, 4. Political Socio-Psychology of Religion, 5. Phoenix Rising from the Ashes of God, 6. Age of Reality: A Manual for Living in an Age of Love, and lastly, 7. Father of the Age of Reality: An Autobiography.
      This first publication titled, Shamans of San Damiano, was published and released on July 21, 2010 and that date was not only be a grand and fun celebration for the publication of Lamah’s first book,  it was also Lamah’s own sixty-eighth birthday of his living in this marvelous Garden of Eden. When Lamah uses the term, Garden of Eden, he feels as though it encompasses the entire scope of this small planet, for all of its great and beautiful diversity in both the plant and animal kingdoms that are, in their totality, the superb gifts of nature that is ever imaginable.
       You may learn more about all of the seven books by going to the World Wide Web at http://TheAgeOfReality.net.