Escape From Binder Mountain

The truth about fiction is not always an escape from reality. In this book the reader will find fiction and reality can co-exist when history shares an ambiguous turn of events when vented with the culture of life. In the case of ancestral traits placed within the nature of family values it is often a cross reference to what does and does not claim to be the pattern of truth under most circumstances. This book includes the inception of Native American cultures and beliefs that benefit certain quasi-truthful perceptions that illustrate the need for more research on such topics. There is also the matter of truth in the vision and thought when these subjects are discussed. For example; one person proclaims to have seen something that the majority deems non-existent. Can a persons imagination overpower the true process of thought and perception? The author tries to bring a fair measure of thought and reality into perspective when confronting extenuating circumstances. As a science major I as the author will try to include a vision into why our planet sustains life in a complicated universe. Time travel is necessary for mankind to discover the limits to our survival. Our own Milky Way Galaxy is a vast playground for us all to explore. Albert Einstein once said; The thread of life as we know it extends far beyond The Milky Way and our search will be never ending. When people of all ages read this book Escape From Binder Mountain they will learn specific terms showing the balance of nature is displayed on a playing field where the dimensions are not uniform. The characters involved in this book experience things no other person will encounter in their lifetime. These individuals involved in conquering Binder Mountain are far from average. The courage displayed by each member of this unique group of five daring mountain climbers goes well beyond any persons normal range of aspiration. These five main characters are guided by a martial arts expert with ph