1973 - YOU AND I

By Celestial Arts; Millbrae, CA 94030
Cover design by Ruth Ross
Photographs by Leonard Nimoy, one by Adam Nimoy
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The inscription "Cast thy bread upon the waters for thou shalt find it after many days …" made a great impression on Leonard when he was 8 years old. He took it literally and cast bread on the waters which was pecked up by pigeons. Believing this was natural for the process he watched and came back later to see what he might find. "How many is 'many'", he wondered after several visits to the place. Realizing now how fortunate he is he continues to share. In this book something personal. And he hopes that some of what he experienced is there, in these pages, for the reader, too.

You and I 

- In the Begining 
- In Search 
- In Discovery 
- Credo 
- All Men Are Mortal 
- To Be 

Quote:

I wish for all mankind
The sweet simple joy
That we have found together.

I know that it will be.

And that we shall celebrate
We shall taste the wine
And the fruit.

Celebrate the sunset and the sunrise
              the cold and the warmth
              the sounds and the silences
              the voices of the children.

Celebrate the dreams and hopes
Which have filled the souls of
All decent men and women.

We shall lift our glasses and toast
With tears of joy.