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JOZEF SIMKOVIC came to the United States in 1987 as a refugee from Czechoslovakia which was still governed by the communist regime at that time. After settling in the United States with his family, he spent most of his time in the country working as a radio journalist for the Slovak Service of The Voice of America. Later after the Slovak Service was closed, he continued work as a broadcasting engineer for VOA. In 2003, he was awarded the VOA Gold Medal for bringing the news to his native country of Slovakia in a meaningful way and entertaining fashion.
He considered his work for VOA to be his life mission, but later during his engineer years, he discovered his even more important destiny while taking part in numerous meditation programs at the famous Monroe Institute in Virginia. His extensive diary from these programs and other countless meditations became the foundation for his books.
Before coming to the United States, Jozef Simkovic completed the study of radio and TV broadcasting technology at the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava and a postgraduate study of computer programming at the Czech Technical University in Prague. He worked as Deputy Chief in the Computer Center of the Slovak Broadcasting Technology and Operations Company.
Reviewed by Philip Van Heusen for Readers' Favorite
In Toward the Ultimate Source: Planning for the Afterlife by Jozef Simkovic, the reader finds the thrilling sequel to Jozef’s first book, How to Kiss the Universe. Jozef declares that each incident detailed is an actual event. Jozef is a futuristic thinker who sees what most of us miss. He sincerely believes in the metaphysical world. While leaving his physical body behind, he travels to other levels of existence. He introduces the reader to his spirit guides and different focus levels. Jozef shares wisdom obtained from those who had previously achieved a much higher energy level. The Monroe Institute features prominently in Jozef’s beliefs. Information given to Jozef includes that there is neither beginning nor end and that we are much more than the physical body. Jozef travels to an infinite number of universes. The reader is reminded that time and space are only local and not an issue outside the physical world.
One of Jozef Simkovic’s interesting encounters involves his introduction to Jesus Christ. In this encounter, he acknowledges who Christ is. He also says that Jesus has manifested on many planets in many different universes. Right before Jesus leaves Jozef, he reveals that he was also Buddha, Mohammad, Krishna, Zoroaster, Abraham, and others. Bible-believing Christians will struggle with this concept. However, this book provides plenty to consider and contemplate. Reincarnation occurs because we decide we haven’t learned enough lessons. Spiritual travelers must remember the law of non-intervention. In Toward the Ultimate Source, Jozef goes into more detail about his spiritual travels. This book will keep your interest.
Toward the Ultimate Source is narrated by John Steele, who does an admirable job of keeping the listener involved. His tone is clear and distinct. Proper inflection of his voice is heard throughout the book. Without actually using character voices, John makes the dialogue clear. As a result, the listener can follow the conversation. John made this book a true joy to listen to.
