Beyond & a New World - Susko, Michael A.
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What if the afterlife began not with answers, but with the birth of a universe? Zoe and Tod step through a tunnel of light-and into a cosmos still forming. What begins as a luminous passage becomes a plunge into quantum un-time, elemental encounters, and the explosive unfolding of galaxies. As they journey through astronomical pulses of time, they are not only witnesses but participants: becoming a star, separated by a black hole, and reborn as planetary forces-magnetic core and mineral sky. Woven with poetic science and spiritual vision, Cosmos is the first volume in a genre-bending trilogy…mehr

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What if the afterlife began not with answers, but with the birth of a universe? Zoe and Tod step through a tunnel of light-and into a cosmos still forming. What begins as a luminous passage becomes a plunge into quantum un-time, elemental encounters, and the explosive unfolding of galaxies. As they journey through astronomical pulses of time, they are not only witnesses but participants: becoming a star, separated by a black hole, and reborn as planetary forces-magnetic core and mineral sky. Woven with poetic science and spiritual vision, Cosmos is the first volume in a genre-bending trilogy where personal love fuses with the mystery of existence. At every scale-atomic, stellar, or human-the question pulses: what does it mean to become?
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The author holds degrees in Philosophy and Counseling Psychology and has long pursued interdisciplinary studies. He helped found a charter school that integrated the arts and sciences, worked in mental health and patient advocacy, and joined service trips to a remote Guatemalan village. These experiences shaped A Couple Through Time, a nine-volume series exploring fantasy, depth psychology, travel, and everyday life.This next layer of epic draws on this first fantasy and his scientific opus, The Logarithmic Unfolding of Astronomical Time.