My Endless Quest: Revised and Expanded Edition

Description

This autobiographical account is the author’s second work, which traces his growth to becoming the Undercover Messiah. Upon hitting rock bottom after his 1983 suicide attempt while an incoming Georgetown law school student, our hero began his redemption as an English literature student of his favorite University of Hawaii professor in the spring of 1984.

Believing he had “answered the free will question” while analyzing Thomas Hobbes’ Leviathan, Taba set in motion an immense conspiracy leading to an involuntarily mental hospitalization in Kekela, the mental ward of Queen’s Hospital.

After his discharge, our hero regained his messianic cajones 17 years later, attempting a heroic rescue of an unknown female admirer who, in actuality, was witness to his suicide attempt after she had followed him to Georgetown. As a matter of fact, they had first met as children, both being groomed for the other, the girl told of all this, while our boy hero was being covertly trained for his role as Undercover Messiah.

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