This 441 page romance novel is about the growth, evolution, and transformation of two souls, spanning two different lifetimes. Part one of the book takes place in a villa in Southern France in the 1890’s where Claire Wilkins, one of the main characters of the novel, is an aspiring, young pianist and student at a private university in Paris. She meets her future lover, Mathew Blake who is employed at her villa/ estate as a gardener. She is around 19, he is twenty three. She is also a spiritual aspirant, having met Madame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, and had become an active member of the Paris Theosophical Society, which was thriving at the time. Claire is an angelic femme fatale, a somewhat ethereal creature, extraordinarily beautiful, sensitive, vulnerable, innocent, a classic romantic, very artistic, with a great appreciation and taste for the more refined forms of art, poetry and music of that era. Mathew is the more earthy, much more physical, strong, yet also sensitive young man with strong sexual urges and desires. Claire introduces him to the Theosophical Society and its teachings, which, at that time, for the Western world, were quite new, somewhat esoteric, and progressively metaphysical. (Influenced by the Oriental school of philosophy and spirituality, Madame Blavatsky has been internationally credited as being one of the first, foremost, and main historical figures in the nineteenth century to bring the spiritual disciplines and esoteric teachings of the Far East, including Tibet, India, Japan, and China, to the Western world. Within this framework of Oriental philosophy, which has so profoundly influenced our own modern, cultural and spiritual heritage the past forty or more years, Madame Blavatsky has been known to work under the close supervision and assistance of several Trans-Himalayan Masters known as Master M, (Master El Morya), Master KH (Master Koothumi) and Djwahl Kuhl. These were living adepts at that time, who had attained mastery over the human limitations and the material plane, and were generally known as Master-Teachers to many spiritual aspirants in Tibet and India in the late nineteenth century.) The second part of the book deals with the very same characters but in their next current incarnation in Los Angeles California
AN EVERLASTING LOVE
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A Metaphysical Romance Novel by Aeoliah
This 441 page romance novel is about the growth, evolution, and transformation of two souls, spanning two different lifetimes. Part one of the book takes place in a villa in Southern France in the 1890’s where Claire Wilkins, one of the main characters of the novel, is an aspiring, young pianist and student at a private university in Paris. She meets her future lover, Mathew Blake who is employed at her villa/ estate as a gardener. She is around 19, he is twenty three. She is also a spiritual aspirant, having met Madame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, and had become an active member of the Paris Theosophical Society, which was thriving at the time. Claire is an angelic femme fatale, a somewhat ethereal creature, extraordinarily beautiful, sensitive, vulnerable, innocent, a classic romantic, very artistic, with a great appreciation and taste for the more refined forms of art, poetry and music of that era. Mathew is the more earthy, much more physical, strong, yet also sensitive young man with strong sexual urges and desires. Claire introduces him to the Theosophical Society and its teachings, which, at that time, for the Western world, were quite new, somewhat esoteric, and progressively metaphysical. (Influenced by the Oriental school of philosophy and spirituality, Madame Blavatsky has been internationally credited as being one of the first, foremost, and main historical figures in the nineteenth century to bring the spiritual disciplines and esoteric teachings of the Far East, including Tibet, India, Japan, and China, to the Western world. Within this framework of Oriental philosophy, which has so profoundly influenced our own modern, cultural and spiritual heritage the past forty or more years, Madame Blavatsky has been known to work under the close supervision and assistance of several Trans-Himalayan Masters known as Master M, (Master El Morya), Master KH (Master Koothumi) and Djwahl Kuhl. These were living adepts at that time, who had attained mastery over the human limitations and the material plane, and were generally known as Master-Teachers to many spiritual aspirants in Tibet and India in the late nineteenth century.) The second part of the book deals with the very same characters but in their next current incarnation in Los Angeles California.
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