The Droplets of God

Not published for over 40 years, Sari's story finally reveals itself to a new generation of truth seekers. Given to her in a meditation, this story is both a gift and a call to remember.

Is it true? Is it the whole story? Or is it just a story? That's something only you can decide.

This book is a mix of poetry and metaphysics, with broad appeal to those seeking for truth in unity, oneness, non-duality, mindfulness, consciousness, new age thinking, epigenetics, and quantum theory. Though non-religious, it resonates with universal teachings spanning from Buddha, Tao Te Ching, A Course in Miracles, Rumi, Wayne Dyer, Eckhart Tolle, Deepak Chopra, Alan Watts, to the Bible and many other wise ancient traditions and new approaches to spirit and matter.

Having lost her mother to illness just after her third birthday, Sari Bond's childhood, while never lacking in creature comforts, set her on a lifelong search for understanding the classic questions of the meaning of life. After graduating in Comparative Religions from Syracuse University in 1967, and then marriage, moving to Caracas, Venezuela, the birth of two children, and a divorce, she launched on a passionate exploration of any New Age information that came her way.

She was especially interested in the Seth books, channeled by Jane Roberts, which can be said to be the main influence in the writing of The Droplets of God, Part One. Part Two has been written and revised over the years as Sari's thoughts and understanding of the eternal truths changed and through her reading and/or studies with a wide variety of scientific and spiritual teachers, from Dr. Jean Houston to Greg Braden, and from Osho to Kryon. Today, she no longer considers herself a "seeker" of truth as such. Rather, Sari strives to live a life of self-reflection, service to others, and sharing love and light wherever possible. It is in such a spirit she hopes to inspire others to understand that their thoughts and actions do make a difference in the world.

It is in such a spirit that Sari feels honored to share The Droplets of God.