This is a metaphysical book on love that explores love's spiritual, philosophical, and existential dimensions through concepts beyond mere emotional or physical connection, often framing it as a fundamental force, a transformative practice, or a path to universal truth. The contents can be seen as interpreting love as a source of cosmic power, a spiritual journey for self-discovery and healing, and a framework for understanding human relationships and the universe.
The book is an account of things learned and taught about a path of life based on love. The fictional writers, Amihan Santiago and Lucio Chen, experienced a transformation in their own lives due to the intense love between them, which opened a doorway into a fictional parallel dimension, and from their experiences developed and wrote a book. This is a literary book brought to physical reality.
Some Key characteristics of this book:
A focus on "Why" and "How" It doesn't just describe love but delves into its fundamental nature, origin, and purpose, moving beyond conventional explanations.
Spiritual and Transcendent Aspects: Concepts like ethereal, spiritual, or celestial love are central, aiming to connect love to a higher order or universal consciousness.
Transformative Power: The book presents love as a potent force capable of transforming individuals, relationships, and even the world.
Integration of Philosophy and Psychology: It often synthesizes philosophical inquiry into existence with psychological insights into the human mind and connection.
Beyond Romance: While a love story is a part of the narrative, the overarching theme is a broader concept of love as a universal force, not just romantic love.
Self-Empowerment: Many of the metaphysical approaches to love explained in the book encourage readers to cultivate their inner ability to love and connect, thereby empowering them to create their own "miracles" in life.
Jon M. Fox is a writer of experimental fiction, non-fiction and poetry. His short story writing has appeared in such diverse publications as An Indigenous Message on Water, Dialogo, Night to Dawn Magazine, and Poets But Us: Wordsmiths' Journal And Magazine. He is the author of several novels and story collections. Born in the United States, Jon makes his home in Nueva Ecija Province in the Philippines. His fictional writing and poetry frequently focuses on the use of magical realism, largely stemming from his Yaqui Native American indigenous heritage and life experiences. When he isn't reading or writing, he's busy with various projects in the Philippines, and sharing his time with his wife and family.
