The first book in the trilogy, "Meditation of Light," describes how a dynamic meditation was created, the modern version of an ancient divination technique used by the Incas.

A detailed account of the apprenticeship in soothsaying introduces us to the world of meditation, astral and dream projection, and an alternative view of the origin of the world and humankind.

Concepts such as the dream body or the Gate of Infinity, which exists between our Triarch universe and other parallel universes, are fully understood more theoretically by the initiated visualizer and any reader.

A story with an austere narrative, full of mystery and suspense, sparks the reader's interest and leads them to understand the natural-supernatural connection.

I was penetrated by something like electricity, which was pleasant, like Bach music, and reminded me of the whimsical trills of the composer's stringed instruments. I felt like my body was composed of myriad ears, listening to a heavenly melody of thousands of nightingales, directed by the angel of the art of celestial harmony.

Then silence. The silence made my ears feel almost painful. Lena was looking at me.

"We did it!" she spoke directly to my mind.

"I heard you. Are you listening to me?"

She nodded affirmatively. I headed for the door, and she followed. I stepped outside, took the keys that were inside, and locked the door.

"Why did you lock up?"

"Just in case," I sent her a thought, realizing that I probably did not need to lock. It wasn't wrong, though.