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Now - Being and Becoming

By Stan I.S. Law
Published By Inhousepress
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(5.00 based on 6 reviews)

Published: Jan. 09, 2011
Words: 112328 (approximate)
Language: English


Ebook short description

A man wraps his car around a lamppost. The next instant he's looking down on his body lying in a ditch. He wonders why he doesn't feel any pain. What follows are "300 spellbinding pages!" "This is a story of how a mind can be set free to roam infinite space where time does not exist..." K. Jones (Amazon) "Now - Being & Becoming is an invaluable piece of literature." C.J. Good (Amazon)

Extended description

If you suspect you are more than flesh and bones, read Stan Law.

[If you want to be sure, read Stanislaw Kapuscinski].

Tags

romance, suspense, adventure, mystery, spirituality, fantasy, paranormal, philosophy, metaphysics, coma

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Review by: Marvin D. Clark on Feb. 10, 2011 : star star star star star
Stan Law offers the best and probably the most original description of how infinity can unfold, how our life, here, on Earth is a necessary component of our immortal soul. I defy anyone to offer a better explanation. But what I really find amazing is how the author manages to intertwine metaphysics with pure science, and then enhance them both with abundant poetry. Beautiful!
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Review by: Anetta Bach on Jan. 25, 2011 : star star star star star
It seems that only Stan Law manages to introduce romance, indeed, a vibrant love story, into the timeless enormity of the Universe, without leaving a hospital bed. It seems that love conquers all, even within a semi-dead, comatose condition. An extraordinary book! The more I read him, the more exciting his writing becomes. One can but wonder where he’ll take us next.
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Review by: Hanna K. Loda on Jan. 23, 2011 : star star star star star
It is wonderful to read how our subconscious maintains our innermost desires, even in a state of helpless coma. It seems that love really does conquer all. The novel reads as if the author, himself, experienced the cosmos as it unfolded, through millennia, indeed eons, in his consciousness. A fascinating look at the concept of Life, with a capital L
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Review by: Bohdan Czytelnik on Jan. 22, 2011 : star star star star star
Mystery, suspense, a timeless love story—outer limits of the Universe—the beauty of a prairie flower. Put them all together and you get a Stan Law novel. I find him amazing. It is like witnessing flowers unfolding with the coming of spring, and then reaching out beyond the known into the realm of gods. Wow!
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Review by: Adam Kerry on Jan. 18, 2011 : star star star star star
I often wondered what happens to our mind in a coma, but I never imagined such untrammeled diversity as presented by Stan Law. The author suffers from an imagination as rich and as all encompassing as the Universe itself. He steers his ship beyond time and space with the ease of a seasoned sailor. Well done, sir. And many we have more? Please?

With admiration, Adam Kerry
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: BozenaH on Jan. 17, 2011 : star star star star star
While I always suspected that the life of the mind must be richer than what we are consciously aware of, this stunning novel took me way past the limits of my imagination. The author created a unified universe yet exploded it, simultaneously, in limitless, seemingly divine diversity. It is like the Big Bang taking place in your own mind. Amazing!
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