Omnipresence of God was not, and still doesn’t appear to be, an
acceptable concept to man. Until the teaching of Yeshûa (later known as Jesus), the idea of a god in
“spirit” was beyond the understanding of most men. Of most people. Until
Yeshûa, gods had been personified, individualized, assigned specific powers and
attributes. Just like us, humans, in our insignificant ways.
Gods had the power to punish or reward the
mortals, a concept readily adopted by Christianity for the sole purpose of
controlling its faithful. Yeshûa’s affirmation that his Father punishes no man,
was, and still is, studiously ignored.
Gods seldom if ever descended
to earth. They abided in ‘heaven’, somewhere ‘up among the stars’. The
lowest they ever deemed to descent was to mountaintops, to the very peaks of
our Valley of Tears.
There were many such peaks.
In Judaism and descendant religions there was
Mount Sinai. Their god didn’t exactly live there, but he chose to manifest his
will from its lofty heights. Billions belonging to four leading religions of
the world, Jains and Hindus among them, venerate Mount Kailash. Apparently god
Shiva had chosen to stay there. The Zoroastrians venerate a purely mythical
mountain, the Hara Berezaiti. Closer to home, the Roman god of fire, Vulcan, kept
warm atop Mount Etna.
But probably the most famous of all was Mount
Olympus. In Greek mythology it was the home of Twelve Olympians, (perhaps the
precursors of the twelve apostles), who shared their home atop the Mytikas
peak. To this day this mountain remains the source of many legends,
and, indeed, an inspiration for my book, “OLYMPUS—of Gods and Men”. Its environs promised aegis
from the turmoil that was sweeping the whole world. It seemed that some of my
heroes might have been latest incarnations of some Greek gods,
who for others live on only in the ancient myths. Below, a brief introduction
to my story:
Even as all hell breaks loose in “Pluto
Effect” (Book 2 of my Trilogy) our heroes escape to Milos, their beloved Greek
Island. There under the aegis of Ambrosia and her family, they survive
apocalyptic global upheavals, caused by reversal of polarity of magnetic poles.
As governments and social structures collapse, a small group of advanced beings
in a few sanctuaries assure survival of the remnants of human heritage.
Eventually, Simon awakens to a new reality in which people become aware of
magnificent powers lying dormant within them.
The gods may have indeed protected them
from their wrath. While Yeshûa’s god could not behold evil, the Greek gods were
subject to the same cycles of reincarnation as we all are, and thus in danger
of succumbing to the same foibles.
Let me know if you like my book, and if
you do, let others know on Amazon. And anywhere else you see fit.
Thank you.
PS. You might enjoy OLYMPUS more if you begin with books
One and Two of the Trilogy.
Thanks again.
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