Roy Nasrallah

THE SIXTH BIRTH When Light Knew Itself as Human (The Epic of Human Awareness, #6) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The Sixth Birth When Light Knew Itself as Human" is a contemplative, mystical, and philosophical journey into the deepest layers of consciousness.
It is the sixth movement in The Epic of Human Awareness, a literary project that explores the evolution of the soul and the awakening of the divine within the human experience.

This book asks a timeless question:
What happens when Light becomes aware of itself inside a human being?

Through poetic reflections, symbolic visions, and meditative passages, the narrative follows awareness as it remembers its origin, confronts its shadows, and discovers the sacred truth hidden in every breath.

Themes explored include:
the mystery of incarnation
the dialogue between the divine and the human
the illusion of separation
the return of consciousness to its source
the awakening of inner light
the rediscovery of the eternal self

Written in a lyrical language that blends spirituality, philosophy, and introspection, this work is not a doctrine but an invitation to a deeper inner seeing.
It speaks to readers who seek meaning beyond dogma, and who believe that the journey of the soul is a living conversation between God and the human heart.

"The Sixth Birth" is a book to be read slowly, in silence, where words become windows to the infinite and where the human being rediscovers that Light has always lived inside.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: roy nasrallah
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232452452
• Artikelnr.: 75842514

Autorenporträt

Roy Joseph Nasrallah is a Lebanese writer who has lived through exile and hardship, carrying with him a deep hunger for meaning. He writes as one who has listened to silence as well as sorrow, weaving philosophy, faith, and memory into stories that search for light and speak to our shared humanity.

In The Divine Court, he does not write as a judge nor as a theologian, but as a witness, a monk of memory, carrying the weight of humanity's wounds in the hope of finding a spark of mercy.

His voice belongs to no nation and no creed alone, but to every reader who dares to look into the mirror of time and ask:

What remains of man, and what rises toward God?

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