Evert Arbman

A short call with God Evert Arbman

The idea to write this book roots from one of my Forrest Gump walks. Since then, a creative source was triggered that continues to sparkle and generate content to this day. Dieter, from the song 'Junge', played by the German band 'Die Ärtzte', was perfect for the lead role. As the translated German lyric says: ´Look at Dieter, he even has a car already!´. So presumably, he has an ego then as well and that is what we are looking for in the role of the main character, at least at the beginning of the story. As a Sales Manager at Tyson, Dyson's competitor, Dieter established Tyson as the market leader in the Netherlands. Tyson differentiates with vacuum cleaners that have a muscular, ergonomic design that can unconsciously stimulate our imagination and fantasy. Dieter is not specifically religious, but as unexpected events occur, he encounters God in various shapes and forms. The book you are about to read is a fictional novel that shares Dieter's life experiences with humour, fantasy, feeling, tension, and eroticism. The storytelling is done with surprising turns in Dieter´s life. It offers new perspectives on human connections, egos, fear, depression, and God. The main theme of the book is human connections, an important foundation required for our world and planet earth as we enter the new age of Aquarius. The motivation for writing this book is to pass on Dieter's life experience and what he has learned to his daughter and other young people. Also, for people of other age groups interested in new insights about human connections, egos, anxiety, depression, psychology, and God, this book is recommendable. In addition, psychologists, psychotherapists, doctors, lawyers, and perhaps even prominent managers or politicians may appreciate Dieter's life experiences and use them to develop their views on life. Finally, 'A short call with God' is also written as a small impetus to speed up our way to a better world.