The South Will Rise Again, Part 1

The South Will Rise Again is the fully autobiographical books that were written first: The first part of any sound healing process is to deal with your own business. Pilgrim covers the period until a series of very defining pilgrimages in Egypt.

The South Will Rise Again is the fully autobiographical books that were written first: The first part of any sound healing process is to deal with your own business. Pilgrim covers the period until a series of very defining pilgrimages in Egypt. As for the overall title, throughout this process of profound healing and Rise into a more meaningful reality there was a search for Freedom and a riot against any kind of dominating influence from others - which is a bit of task in a world where the human beings are so sickly obsessed with “advancing” the world through means of power, domination, and control; the means of the dark side as it is - and darkness is what we see in the form of racism, intolerance, and abuse of all sorts: What you sow is what you shall harvest. What better symbol for such an expedition, such a riot, could one pick than the Confederate Flag - and what better slogan could one pick than the promise that the mistreated will return in theit full Glamour and Glory to set things right?

The author is a medical doctor and veteran life scientist with broad side interests in psychology, history, and physics - a member of the Mensa society and lifelong collector of “odd” knowledge who found good use for it all when he had his life invaded from “the other side” at the time his wife through ten years suddenly fell ill and died. The contact to “the other side” turned into an ongoing communication with “the Angels” and a resulting writing process that produced Light in the Dark, The South Will Rise Again, Get me Out of Here!, and Elohim: A cycle or symphony of reflective semi-autobiographic books with tales of moral philosophy and the sociology of societies created to unify science and spirituality from the man’s unusual background and surprisingly open access to “spirituality” - and warning humanity about its self-destructive power.