“How strange perspective is. When you are far away from an object, you can't see its true size. When you come face to face with obstacles in life, you can recognize how large they have loomed. Everything in my viewpoint has been tainted by my pain . . .”
In this thought-provoking novel, the author explores the consequences of a world where the moon has turned blue, symbolizing a catastrophic event. The story delves into the lives of individuals and communities as they navigate a new reality marked by scarcity, conflict, and the struggle for survival. Themes of environmentalism, societal breakdown, and the resilience of the human spirit are central to the narrative. more
“Does it shock you that I see through my own eyes?”
“The blind man knows he can't see... the fool doesn't.”
“Excitement or energy is related to the experience itself, not to the object”
“When we unclutch, that inner healing will radiate as physical wellbeing.”
“When we become conscious of what we are doing, many things drop on their own.”