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I confess that I by no means could be considered a religious sort, though like a lot of people I tend to spend a great deal of time on my knees to the powers that be. This is particularly true when it comes to my regional Energy provider, and just about every other public and private entity that must be paid, weekly, monthly or, in a few choice cases, in perpetuity.

Thus, I have been searching for some time, that is, when I've had the time, for a means,. some vehicle - no, not the fuel burning kind - that could possibly, in whatever way, free me up from at least a few of these Energy-centric expensives. So I came across a bible--again, not that one. Rather, a much useful variation, the so aptly entitled: Efficient Living Bible, an e-book published by this very Efficient Planet.com.

What does the Efficient Living Bible infer? What great knowledge and wisdom does it impart? Well, if your running a bath, a fridge, a stove, a microwave a few lamps, t.v., a fan, a computer, and your significant other, kids, or roommate has been unleashed, ipods in rotation, blackberry humming to run the dog around the local track, and this is happening all at once., then it is a good bet that (after you switch-off the majority of those appliances, and put your roommate to bed, if possible) a download of the Efficient Living Bible couldn't hurt.

The great thing that I initially found noteworthy was that (as opposed to that other bible), the Efficient Living Bible e-book does not, in-itself, try to sell you anything. Rather, Efficient Planet's E.L.B. is a compact, condensed workaday step-by-step guide toward getting the most out of one's personal energy use, together with a host of practical and allied conservation tips that will both cut-down on those more than pesky costs, which I have previously mentioned, and help anyone manage their time.

And as it was once so ingeniously coined by an Ex.: "time is scratch". Sounds like something out of Guys and Dolls, doesn't it? However, I would suggest, and propose, the Efficient Living Bible( after all, it is the real topic of my post) that the following bit of dialogue uttered by Mickey Rourke in White Sands, would seem more applicable, still: "You're the money, I'm the action". In this regard, I would say that E.P.'s Efficient Living Bible delivers on both of these counts. Check it out. I mean, the e-book, not White Sands.