The Spiritual Prophecy by Emma Jayne Taylor

I can see that our minds are easily “programmed” with televisions/screens/the media game consoles and movies (perhaps even books!), partly my reasons for writing the “Positive Programming” series.

There is a greater bulk of detail to the entire story, but my intention was to demonstrate a hopeful awakening from our distractions and to live with balance of our own nature. The ending was intended to be very different to the typical “finale” of a book, but with an amazingly wonderful potential to begin life once again. There were some enlightened beings who attempted to salvage things, but the ending included mass destruction and small survival rates. I had this idea about humanity being distracted by entertainment systems and modern technologies as a general rule, whilst a strong, dark force was attempting to manipulate, intercept and consume humanity with a darker energy. I once published a book called “The Spiritual Prophecy,” which is strangely relevant to today’s situation. The intention of the author doesn’t always reflect the same as the perception of the reader. A story could live within someone’s mind for a moment, or a lifetime! This is the gift an author can potentially give from one, or many books! Given that every individual on Earth holds their own perspective, their feedback from a book should vary, even if this is slight.

Another reader could take months to read a book (just as respectfully) due to their available time – valuable time! An author’s reputation can be given simply based on the perception of a book. Where some readers are swift digesters of stories, with the potential to read a book or two within a day (!), an author could be remembered or forgotten. The quality demonstrates the thought, time and effort given to the final product the entertainment from within takes the reader to another world. There are authors who put a lot of time and effort into the art of writing a full and concise book for the love of their ideas and creativity. In today’s post I wanted to write about my thoughts on the reputation of authors.

The Spiritual Prophecy by Emma Jayne Taylor