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Astrolife
Author: John Henry Morel

This is a very different kind of book. This book is written in a verbose style that makes it almost irresistible by this author. He cannot keep his mouth shut for a minute about all that is going on. He goes on and on revealing secret after secret and you can only hope that he doesn't ever stop. Additionally, this book is laid out in a non-tradi... more »tional fashion to further equate this author with a cutting-edge approach to new age consciousness and enlightenment. This author doesn't miss a beat when it comes to enlightenment and knows all the tricks of the trade. Ironically, much of this book discusses his heritage and previous embodiments and many facts in this book are not disclosed anywhere else in his works. It seems almost like an autobiography but when you think about autobiographies, you often consider present-day lives to be under review, rather than previous embodiments as well. As far as autobiographies go, this book packs a wallop. He discloses much of his pain and duress during the last years of his life on this planet and further removes himself from any semblance of being human as well. What I mean by this, is that he is extremely remote in the writing style employed by this book. He seems to already have removed himself from embodiment and furthermore, he speaks as if he isn't even in embodiment at the time of its writing. We later learn a great deal about his heritage in the Universe and what he has come here to learn and enforce. Not that any single human being could ever do what he proposes but it is enlightening to think that he will eclipse many of us in the sheer attempt of it. No candle burns at both ends without collapsing under the weight of its own flame eventually. This author may pretend to be human but for the most part, he has left this planet entirely and speaking of extraterrestrials, no man is an island. It is clear to the reader, that this author has no such limitations, either in his awareness or higher entrainment. He neither discloses his capabilities nor denies them. It is inherent in such writing to observe that no man alone can write more than 50 books in a few short years, yet this author continues to observe no such limitations. It makes one wonder if what the author is saying is exactly true of himself and demonstrated as such. No man is an island however, and none of this might have happened had others not come before him. We all stand on the shoulders of giants, both in time and in spirit. Could it be that this author stands on the shoulder's of some of the greatest that have come and gone and yet still innovates and creates like none that have come before him in the past? Witness a miracle in action. This author has no conventional limitations that one may observe. At least his vocabulary doesn't demonstrate such limitations, even if his grammar does. Words are words but without information, meaning, and the sublime of the human heart, words are wasted on those that feed from the trough. Beware, this book asks much of the reader, without ever saying as much. Published by Rodaian Press, Laguna Beach, California Http://www.Rodaian.com/ 7.44 in. x 9.69 in. Finest Quality Paperback First Authorized Edition -

ISBN-13: 9781935436836
ISBN-10: 193543683X
Publication Date: 6/1/2010
Pages: 132
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Publisher: Rodaian Press
Book Type: Paperback
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