Angielski
This story is about the search for a Menorah with Mayan carvings on it. The search encompasses a journey, which starts in New Mexico and ends up in the Yucatan at the Sea of Campeche. The characters of this story include ethnicities such as Native Americans and Mayans providing a rich cultural feeling. The heroin opens the tale with a mystical experience concerning the Menorah, and flows into the involvement of other characters who lead us on a story of the intricacies of life in and out of the shadows. The Menorah holds a map to ancient information about the beginning of life on earth, and how the free will experience began. It is a life-changing saga that leads to a promise of life as it never was before. I feel that this is a story that readers of all degrees of spiritual awakening can relate to. The information it holds at the end takes the rest of the information to a place where there are no bounds, and plenty of opening keys. It follows a journey that typifies many people's awakening.
