Discovering Love | Rolf A. F. Witzsche | Science Fiction | Science Fiction | eBooks
Discovering Love
by Rolf A. F. Witzsche
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Discovering Love Summary:
| With this novel begins an epic story of science fiction that spans eight books. Its series, The Lodging for the Rose, presents an earth-bound science fantasy where universal love slowly blossoms into a force for universal good in the shadow of a nuclear armed world. This opening novel unfolds a fantasy that appears as bright and as distant from our present world as the Morning Star. The fantasy is a science romance with dreams about freedom powered by universal love, the largely 'unexplored country,' and advancing footsteps into that world. Few people have dared to crossed its borders and traverse its landscapes. In the novel, our being touched by the vast challenges of universal love unfolds in the form of a love story with a romance that offers more than just an escape from tragedy, but cuts deep into marriage, sex and the erotic, and lays bare their paradoxes in a kaleidoscope of bewildering experiences. Underneath unfolds a layer of science that is still totally new. In the process, romance becomes uplifted with a brighter joy, and the erotic becomes enriched as well, even as we enrich the world and one another to avoid the ever-present danger of a nuclear war. |
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| Palm Reader Version - This is earth-bound science fiction. - The novel begins an epic story that spans eight books. Its series, The Lodging for the Rose, presents a science fantasy where universal love slowly blossoms into a force for universal good in the shadow of a nuclear armed world. This opening novel unfolds a fantasy that appears as bright and as distant from our present world as the Morning Star. The fantasy is a science romance with dreams about freedom powered by universal love, the largely 'unexplored country.' Few people have dared to crossed its borders and traverse its landscapes. - In the novel, we are touched by challenges of universal love in the form of a love story with a romance that offers more than just an escape from tragedy, but cuts deep into marriage, sex and the erotic, and lays bare their paradoxes in a kaleidoscope of bewildering experiences. Underneath unfolds a layer of science that is still totally new. In the process, romance becomes uplifted with a brighter joy, and the erotic becomes enriched as well, even as we enrich the world and one another to avoid the ever-present danger of a nuclear war. |
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| Freedom powered by universal love is the largely unexplored 'country.' Few people have dared to cross its borders and travel its landscape. Mostly, we are afraid of it. In marriage it is deemed treason; in relationships, poison; in politics, a joke; in business, a big no-no! Nevertheless, without it we would have no civilization, and in a nuclear-armed world we might not survive keeping it under wraps. Thus, the novel begins an epic story of love beyond romance, borders, boundaries, and politics, in a scientific search that comes to light around the center of the universal brotherhood of all humanity. The epic sequence, The Lodging for the Rose, unfolds across nine episodes. Its principle of universal love promises a New Renaissance. But who is willing to face its challenges and boldly step into its world to discover its light? Who stands courageous to break the strong chains of sexual division and isolation? Who can counter the many myths and trained emotions, as have been forged over the ages? Who can overrule them with an honesty that embraces our humanity in truth? Here, romance can be uplifted with a brighter joy, and the erotic enriched with a passion that we all share even as we enrich our world and one-another. |
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