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R.J. Fidalgo

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August 07, 1978

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Spirituality, Religion, Science

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I've always felt a deep desire to help others, though for much of my life, I wasn’t sure how to channel that drive. My teenage years were a period of exploration and uncertainty. Influenced by my father, I initially pursued computer engineering, but after a challenging first year, I shifted both my field and college. I found a better fit in Biological Engineering, specifically in the field of food science.

This path led me to work as an assistant science researcher, quality manager, teacher, and consultant. Still, something felt incomplete. Eventually, I transitioned into the world of Fitness and Nutrition, becoming an instructor and personal trainer. Helping others through food and exercise was fulfilling, but I sensed there was still somet ...more

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Most people spend their lives trying to name themselves—this book begins by doing the opposite. In The Life and Spiritual Journey of No One, R. J. Fidalgo erases the ego so he can trace the invisible handwriting of something larger. The result reads like a field journal from the frontier between psychology, mysticism, and lived experience. From the first chapter, the narrator’s quiet childhood set Read more of this blog post »

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R.J. Fidalgo made a comment in the group Goodreads Reviewers' Group — New to the group? Introduce yourself here (3) topic " Hello Goodreads Community, My name is R.J. Fidalgo, and I’m an author who writes books focused on raising consciousness and awareness. I’m currently lo ...more "
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R.J. Fidalgo made a comment in the group Goodreads Librarians Group — Replace Audiobook landing page topic " Hi Again, It seems it isn't possible to erase a virtual voice audiobook that no longer exists. Could you guys at least help me claim the one I made us ...more "
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R.J. Fidalgo liked Michael Lartey's review of Earth: The Improbable Utopia: "In a world brimming with schools of thought and religious stories of enlightenment or a Heaven in an afterlife respectively, we fancy a realm of eternal bliss and no darkness. I agree with the concepts written by the author in this book. They are pro" Read more of this review »
Sep 30, 2025 10:38PM · see review
R.J. Fidalgo liked kennedy Omondi Odindo's review of Earth: The Improbable Utopia: "Is it possible to turn the world into a better place, more like heaven on earth? Whereas this is highly unlikely, Fidalgo invites readers into a thorough discussion: those holding the view that the world is beyond saving and those of the contrary opi" Read more of this review »
Aug 14, 2025 06:45AM · see review
R.J. Fidalgo liked Waniya Khan's review of Earth: The Improbable Utopia: " The Improbable Utopia This book is an ambitious attempt to re-imagine our world as an ideal, u-topian society. It explores a wide range of ideologies—including Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism—presenting both their strengths and shortcomings. Alon" Read more of this review »
Aug 09, 2025 02:02AM · see review
R.J. Fidalgo made a comment in the group Goodreads Librarians Group — Different landing pages for the same book topic " Thank you for the clarification. :) "
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R.J. Fidalgo made a comment in the group Goodreads Librarians Group — Moving my book to my author profile topic " Thanks for the help. :) "
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