Jorge Luis Bazán Morante was born on October 23, 1967, in Mexico City. He holds the titles of mechanical and electrical engineering from the Universidad Iberoamericana and a master...view moreJorge Luis Bazán Morante was born on October 23, 1967, in Mexico City. He holds the titles of mechanical and electrical engineering from the Universidad Iberoamericana and a master of business administration from the Universidad del Valle de Atemajac. He lived in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan, from 1983 to 1984. Soon after university, he was hired by an international company based in Mexico City. For employment reasons, he moved to the city of Singapore, where he lived from 1996 to 1999, then he was transferred to the city of Viña del Mar, Chile, where he lived from 1999 to 2009. Finally he returned to Mexico in 2010. While living abroad, he had the opportunity to visit more than thirty-five countries. His philosophical and metaphysical concerns led him to investigate different societies, customs, ideologies, and religions, among other things. An avid reader, he decided to combine the results of various investigations and experiences to translate them into a document, and in 2003, he began writing “Cuentos, Poemas, Sonetos y Algo Más” (Stories, Poems, Sonnets and Something Else, a recollection from 1986 till to date), “Un Viaje” (A Journey, a diary written in 1996 while he lived in Asia and transcribed in 2005), and his main work, “Ontología, Estudio Del Ser y De Sus Propiedades Trascendentales” (Ontology, Study of the Being and its Transcendental Faculties, published by Palibrio in 2011). The respect for life, the desire to help his fellow man, but mainly the love for his three daughters and the desire to leave the summary of what he could have transmitted had it not been for the forced separation that they had was the motive and inspiration to publish this literary work, which functions as a guide to better living and happiness. In 2014, George lost his job after twenty-one years of service for the same international company; however, and despite almost going to ruin the strength described in the pages that he wrote, the support from his wife, Maty, and the love that both profess to each other have helped him to rise and keep going forward. At the request of many friends around the world and in order to be able to transmit this legacy to more people, he decided to make its translation into English, which is published in 2015 by Palibrio.view less