Monks Stories

Cleveland Rapper Akashic Monk Writes a Fantasy Saga: Inside Order of the Akasha: The Book of Scrolls Most rappers put their stories into sixteen bars. Cleveland's Akashic Monk put one into a novel. Order of the Akasha: The Book of Scrolls, available on Kindle and in paperback on Amazon, follows two destined monks, Akir and Ayi, as they unravel the mysteries of an ancient, interconnected multiverse. At its center is the Akasha, an all-powerful force that governs every element and dimension. It lies fractured and unstable, and to keep reality from total collapse, the pair must cross dangerous realms, forge alliances and face adversaries beyond imagining. The world is where the book stands out. It blends mysticism and technology, moving from cybernetic cities to elemental realms. Akir wields the DarkLight Halo; Ayi channels elemental energy. Together they bring strength, intellect and faith to a quest full of epic battles, lost relics and high-stakes races of fate. For fans of Akashic Monk's music, the book will feel familiar. The same spiritual, esoteric themes that run through albums like DarkLight, Soul Savior and Thoughts of a Wizard get room here to become a full mythology. The story continues in the second Kindle release, Order of the Akasha: Origin's of Akir, which digs into the origin of the saga's central hero. It's rare for an independent hip-hop artist to also be a published fantasy author. For Akashic Monk, it's all one project: build the world, then tell it in every format possible. Read it: The Book of Scrolls on Kindle (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DRPJP483) and in paperback (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FLDZ5KNL) · Origin's of Akir (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DRYFC1GX)

First published in 1820. Public Domain. Daring sword fights. Heroes in disguise. Maidens in distress. What's not to love? A treatise on social classes and racial and religious prejudice in the 12th Century.

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A group of students went on a trip to Mysore...on the way of enjoyment a group of boys bullied monks who lived in coorg in the golden temple ...so to punish them the monk cursed all the students with a magical spell and got trapped in hell were only a one person can escape....

What is life?

This is a short story i started writing inspired by an internet meme. I do plan to complete this story as its characters are part of an anthology series I'm currently working on.

Haru, a non-binary individual, embarks on a journey to uncover the truth behind their parents' deaths at the hands of the oppressive Marines. Struggling with their identity and society's rigid expectations, Haru confronts powerful enemies and deep-seated injustices. Alongside unlikely allies, they seek justice, challenge societal norms, and discover their own strength in a world determined to confine them.

A circle with ten circles, the seventh shines brighter, nine are found, one is lost, four is a wall and the cost is nine. in a world of magic and wonder, monsters and demons. a boy is always emerged in books and scrolls, reading about myths and tales of old. but one day he will decide to dig deeper into the roots of his favourite myth "the cycle of the ten". this one decision will chance his whole life, no longer will he be the little lad in a library, but something far greater, or worse... he will travel the lands looking for relief from what was sealed inside him, but that he will gain is not what he hopped, and so is what he will lose.

William nervously travels to Nepal to trek the Annapurna Base Camp Trail, in the hope of finding a new beginning in life. On the way, he ends up holding hands with the free-spirited girl, Iris, who he finds interest in right away. Iris has this secret which is the reason for her going on this adventure, though she cannot tell anyone about it. Along with the two French friends, Tom and Noah, William and Iris take on a journey through the astonishing, yet dangerous, mountains of Annapurna, experiencing more than any of them could ever imagine. Life will never be the same. Two Lives, One Adventure is a romantic adventure story about love, freedom and plausible mysterious magic. A joyful novel that will stay with you forever.

In the days of the Kemi, everything was of light and darkness, always will. The sword of Shi was known to be the most deadliest weapon. It was wielded by the one called Hachiman, kemi of war. Hachiman was the only one who Omoikane, deity of wisdom, trusted with the sword. Unfortunately, even the swords power grew to be too much for Hachiman to handle, driving him mad when the gem of Chikara was found. Hachiman grew to hate, and wanted the gem for himself, instead of what the others wished to do with the gem, which was to destroy it. Hachiman and the kemi, under the guidance of Omoikane were sentenced away to the spirit world, away from the gem of Chikara for everyone's own good. And as time has moved on a girl has taken the hardship of destroying the gem, and taking on Hachiman. And now the time has come. The time where she must battle him in a deadly fight, for the good of our earth.

A zombie horde is released by Crossrail excavations beneath London's Charterhouse Square, and the one witness fears it may be a message of divine retribution.

Title says it all.

In the dark of the room, a light of orange and red flickered. The candles flame danced left and right-swaying, tilting and toppling -like a bewitched lady who melted hearts of men as the flame the wax. It seemed queer, thought Theodore that such a tiny little candle illuminated an entire room with hues and shades of red and yellow. *** Theodore Applebaum has spent his whole life thinking he is ordinary. After all, being an Ordin and the son of a fisherman does that to you. He didn't want more for the moment one became influential, the Monks would get drawn to them as a moth does to a candle. But circumstances don't work to ones will. Soon Ted unravels his true heritage. He isn't a fisherboy he is a prince. The very prince believed to be dead years ago. If Lord Mauth finds out, he is doomed. War will brew and he must pay for the consequences of his actions. He must fight or he will perish. He must stay strong or he will languish. ---The Tales Of Tzori, a novel by Andrew Petrichor