David Triemert
Author. Thinker. Truth-teller.
I've always been drawn to the things we're often told not to question—including the forbidden fruit we're warned not to bring up around the wrong people.
God. Religion. Government. Power. Authority. The afterlife. Illusions. Life purpose. Success. Death.
I've never been particularly good at leaving things alone.
Some of that began at eighteen, after a violent motorcycle accident changed what I thought I knew about life, death, God—and why in the world any of us are even here.
I've been questioning things ever since.
That's a lot of what I write about.
Not to tell you what to believe.
To question what we've already decided is true.
This is not for everyone.
Most of us know when something in our lives doesn't quite add up.
Maybe it's something we were taught. Something we've believed for years. A relationship. A job. Maybe even the life we've built.
We can ignore those things for a surprisingly long time.
But eventually, pretending not to see something can become harder than facing it.
That's where things get interesting.
SOME THINGS NEVER DIE.
OH MY GOD.
IT'S BACK!
If God Invited You Over for Cocktails, But the Only Way to Join Him Was to Die . . . Would You?
Buddy Wilde did. At thirty-five.
Now he's in heaven, where God drinks, swears like a construction worker, throws outrageous parties, and apparently needs an intervention.
Jesus drives a beat-up Studebaker, Sam Kinison is courting a couple of strippers, and Buddy? He's not taking any more of God's bullshit and calls Him out over the mess He's allowed the world to become.
But before joining the Almighty for Happy Hour, Buddy must relive every bit of suffering he's ever caused another human being.
COCKTAILS WITH GOD.
One hell of an adventure through the afterlife.
And when you're done laughing your ass off at God and Buddy Wilde, you may want to get down on your knees and pray He saves you a seat at the bar when your time comes.
THE UNSEEN REALITY TRILOGY
When You Can No Longer Look Away
For those who refuse to go on pretending.
I didn't set out to write a trilogy.
I was simply trying to make sense of a few things that had followed me around for much of my life.
When the Illusion Breaks came first.
Then Beyond the Illusion.
And eventually, To Heaven and Back in the Blink of an Eye.
Three books. Three very different questions.
And apparently, I’m still not done.
I don't maintain an open coaching practice.
On rare occasions, I work privately with a few people who want someone willing to look at what's really going on and not dance around it.
The work is direct, personal, and highly selective.
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