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The book is an allegorical short story about the Human Condition, and our individual journey of faith in life. It endeavours to relay meaningful truths and collective themes that we all, as human beings in fellowship with one another, encounter-and struggle to understand or know how best to share those commonalities... eventually concluding that love is the answer to most of life's searching questions. It deals with themes such as individual and personal growth, faith in ourselves, and in the source we all belong to and came from... like coming home. It also acknowledges the need for…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The book is an allegorical short story about the Human Condition, and our individual journey of faith in life. It endeavours to relay meaningful truths and collective themes that we all, as human beings in fellowship with one another, encounter-and struggle to understand or know how best to share those commonalities... eventually concluding that love is the answer to most of life's searching questions. It deals with themes such as individual and personal growth, faith in ourselves, and in the source we all belong to and came from... like coming home. It also acknowledges the need for surrender, and letting go. The subject of flowers, and all the different types, is a metaphor for all our lives-as we live within the dual and contradictory forces relating to good and evil, to truth and illusion... to positivity and negativity-and ultimately, to the awareness of right and wrong in relation to more spiritual truths.
Autorenporträt
Lawrence Quigley is primarily an Artist/Painter, mainly of landscapes, and is also a musician, singer/songwriter...as well as being the author of this short story.He has always written and expressed himself from an early age as a teenager, often composing poems or songs which he would accompany himself on the guitar.Because he paints within the landscape and in nature a great deal, he often gets his inspiration and ideas from the natural world around him, and this story is a modern-day allegory or metaphor relating to the human condition.The illustrations are his own watercolour studies of flowers.