Metaphysical Stories

He was a cruel boss, feared by everyone... until a warning in the dark changed everything. Now John is trapped in a world of lost souls, magical numbers, and impossible choices-where every act of kindness-or cruelty-decides his next life. Can he redeem himself, or is he doomed to suffer forever?

A poetry collection that's all about metaphysical love

Before gods. Before universes. Before meaning itself. There was Khaos - a being who did not seek power, but questioned why power had limits at all. As existence learned to stabilize itself, Khaos learned to withdraw. Where others built order, he searched for the boundary that defined it. Where systems optimized themselves, he asked why they deserved to persist. To contain him, reality created proxies. To survive him, it learned perfection. This is not a story about becoming everything. It is a story about becoming Nothing - and what existence loses when it finally succeeds. A philosophical cosmic fantasy about pride, order, and the danger of a universe that can no longer question itself.

He had everything the world teaches you to want-yet felt untouched by it. A chance connection with an unnamed stranger begins as light conversation and quiet comfort, but slowly turns into something that feels older than memory. She knows when he is lost, even before he speaks. He leads, she understands. He builds himself; she has already let herself go. As their bond deepens, the line between attachment and love begins to blur, pulling him toward a realm that does not belong to the world he knows-and asking a question no one is ready to answer: What are you willing to lose to become who you truly are? This is a story about identity and detachment, ego and awakening, love that does not cling, and connections that exist beyond presence. Not all meetings are meant to stay. Some are meant to change you.

In a quiet town where autumn always arrives too early, one accidental encounter disrupts the fragile order of everyday life. After a visit to a strange market, reality begins to shift: bodies behave differently, memory fractures, and care itself becomes a dangerous form of connection. What appears to be illness may be a passage. What feels like salvation may be the beginning of something ancient-and alive. Lactimols, written and illustrated by Josephine Florens, is a story of transformation, choice, and the delicate boundary between the human and what seeks to be born through it. When the world stands on the edge of renewal, the most important question is who can be trusted.

Margaret Salvatore has always seen the world differently. At Ravenwood Academy-an elite boarding school where science is revered like faith-her unsettling visions of danger before it strikes are no longer just intuition. They may be the only weapon she has when the Academy's greatest minds begin to fall. One by one, they are eliminated-not randomly, but with chilling precision, each death reflecting the discipline they once mastered. Physics. Chemistry. Biology. Mathematics. The message is clear: even knowledge cannot save you. Brilliance makes you a target. Caught between two rivals-the calculating, methodical Brian, and the dazzling, magnetic Sebastian-Margaret must navigate not only the volatile currents of love and loyalty but also the razor's edge of survival. The killer leaves behind cryptic, scientific puzzles that demand intellect to solve, daring anyone clever enough to challenge them. As exams approach and the shadow of fear deepens, Margaret must decide how to wield her visions, whom to trust, and how far she's willing to go to outthink a murderer who has outsmarted the masters themselves . At Ravenwood, knowledge is power. It might also be the reason you die.

The Universe has a voice. And it's trying to remember how it began. Before the Big Bang, there was only the "I"-a consciousness alone in the void. From the first spark of light to the calculated pull of gravity, Singularity follows the journey of a Creator who is just as curious about existence as we are. Part scientific inquiry, part theological fever dream, this book bridges the gap between the cold constants of physics and the warm chaos of the human heart. It is a story where: The speed of light is a deliberate boundary. Evolution is a shared experiment. Gravityis the punchline of a divine joke. Through the eyes of a God who feels the pain of a meteor's impact and the joy of a painter's brush, Singularity challenges everything you know about the divide between "how" and "why." In the end, you will be left with one question: If the mind of the universe is within you, what does that make you?

When the world breaks someone beyond repair, what are they allowed to become afterward? After a single moment shatters everything he knew, a quiet, withdrawn student finds himself drifting between grief, guilt, and something far more dangerous: certainty. As reality begins to bend and higher truths reveal themselves, he is drawn into conversations with forces that shape existence itself-forces that claim to know what is right, what is necessary, and what must never change. But the answers he's given don't bring peace. They bring responsibility. As time fractures and perspectives overlap, the story moves between classrooms and afterlives, ordinary days and impossible decisions. Systems are questioned. Authority is challenged. And the line between humanity and godhood begins to blur-not through ambition, but through loss. This is not a story about saving the world. It's a story about what happens after you decide the world is broken-and whether fixing it is mercy, arrogance, or something in between.

If you're not ready for immersion into a world leading to existential questions, turn back now. If you're not ready for a story revealing more every time it's re-visited, read a vampire flick. For the rest, welcome to Sacha Tinsley's world. Coincidences are not for the awakened. Sacha 'Sac' Tinsley would kill to peek beyond the veil. But it's an irreversible move... **** Crystal Peaks is in a world of trouble. Perfectly normal neighbors losing their minds. Electromagnetic storms. Fried electronics. Theft? Sabotage? Something happened after 'The Red Day', when skies were lit up like the 4th of July. Magna-Remedy Corp. wasted no time inventing attachments that help maintain a semblance of a normal lifestyle for 12 y/o Sac. He'd lose his marbles without the internet and gadgets. But a conspiracy involving supernatural forces of good and evil? Talk about a hefty price to stay online. He has always had a hunch the Ether holds answers to pressing questions in his brilliant mind. The more he digs, the more questions. A quickening is long overdue. This unique, high concept story is packed with mystery. Good vs. Evil has never been so epic and interwoven in the highly-anticipated Supernatural/Fantasy page turner.

I didn't know the world I read everyday, had a back page, with links to other mediums, in this metaphorical manifestation of philosophical, poetical mischief. This is a collection of profound poetry experiences, exploring the internal, external, metaphysical, and surrealistically subtle angles of life. Original poems and artwork by Poet Rob Roems. #1 in Profound 9/7/19 #4 in Lyrical 9/27/19 #2 in Metaphysical 10/2/19 #8 in Existential 9/28/19

Underneath the neon city lights, everything should be fine . . . right ?

Imagine if someone did all the work for us. Like a treasure hunter, they dug through the entire bible, pulling out each golden nugget found that shows us why we don't have to be afraid. This is what Fear Not, has done. It's brought together 180 verses that reveal how our lives are empowered at each moment we choose faith over fear. This is six months' worth of gold, one nugget per day. Now imagine how much Fear Not's work will enrich our lives.

Astronomers meeting with bad accidents all around the globe had a secret they wanted you to know... Teams of hired assassins are on the loose, governments go into lockdown, and along with a global economic collapse a third world war is about to erupt. On top of the manmade disasters, there are terrifying changes in the climate and the weather, and some of it may not be natural. The warning signs from Earth and outer space are everywhere, but because many people are distracted and disrupted they fail to notice. Into this bad dream steps Storm, an 18-year-old bored farmhand living in a small Australian town beside a really big telescope. Storm has a gift that he considers his curse. He's able to memorize anything and everything. When Penny introduces her boyfriend to her father, the director of Australia's most famous observatory, Michael Boulos sees the opportunity to smuggle his startling data to a colleague in the capital. Storm is intercepted, and in an office, deep below Parliament House, he meets Martyn Boas, a giant with a terrifying revelation. _______ - Praise for this novel - * Plenty of gritty action throughout, with some engaging and well-rounded characters... - Andy Lloyd, author of Ezekiel One * A character driven story that is a roller coaster from beginning to end - Brian's Book Blog * Even being over 400 pages I read it in one day - Ronovan Writes, Lit World Interviews *Of all that I have read over the past 2 years, this futuristic novel is far and away the most compelling and profound of any! - 2018 Amazon Reviewer _______ This is an extended sample of my novel. You can read the whole epic right now. It is available on Google Play, Kobo, Barnes & Noble, Apple, and Amazon. Here's a link to the reviews on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B013ANZ508/ Copyright © 2015 by Gerard O'Neill. All rights reserved.

Elya is a quiet young woman, almost erased from the real world. Passionate about ancient books and calligraphy, she leads a grey existence-until the day she stumbles upon an abandoned grimoire. The moment she opens it, she's pulled into a world made of living ink, shifting pages, and half-erased memories. In this realm, she must write to survive. But every word she writes changes reality... And the more she writes, the more her past, her feelings-even her name-begin to fade. In a universe that blends metaphysical horror and silent fantasy, Elya faces creatures born from regrets, lies, and broken truths. Until one day, the Book gives her a final choice: Write the world. Or let yourself be erased.

𝗔 𝗦𝗣𝗔𝗖𝗘 𝗕𝗘𝗧𝗪𝗘𝗘𝗡 𝗗𝗘𝗔𝗧𝗛 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗥𝗘𝗕𝗜𝗥𝗧𝗛 In a realm where choices carve destinies, one soul finds itself hurled into the depths of hell-confronted by the haunting echoes of a past it cannot outrun. After death, he stood in front of the divine-facing what no one can escape: his own karma. As chaos rises from within, the protagonist faces the silent weight of karma, seeking answers in shadows they never dared to enter. This is a haunting journey of judgment, defiance, and the unyielding pursuit of self-discovery. Can they rise from the ashes of their mistakes-or has their descent already sealed their fate? 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗶𝘀 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗮 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗽𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗱... 𝗜𝘁 𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗼𝘂𝗹.

A collection of poems I write when I'm bored. Poem Headings [Allegory] - A piece that uses both subtle and explicit reference and metaphor to explore an idea, such as a system of beliefs. [Dialogue] - An explanation or exploration of a personal fault, shortcoming, or trait. [Metaphysical] - Generally romantic or philosophical; touches on a common human trope in a new metaphorical way. [Observatory] - A pastoral designed to invoke imagery. [Philosophical] - An examination or exploration of a common human trope. [Romantic] - Exactly what it says: addressed to another in loving adoration. (Prose) - Written without rhyme or verse. (ref.) - Borrows an idea as indirect inspiration from another piece, either poetry or prose.

Ariel who lost her memory and Luciel who only speaks in a language that no one can understand are two angels who are obsessed with become seraphim someday and the principal characters from this funny story, They were exiled from heaven themselves and now they must do "social service" working as cupids inspiring love to citizens of the nation of Hyrulia, This country and Prince Kato constantly suffer terrorist attacks caused by "La Pollera Fabi " named by the same hyrulians because she only attack with chickens and ducks looking for a revenge that anybody knows; if Ariel and Luciel don't fulfill this task of Cupids , they will have no choice to become demons, and any of them don't want it, but things will not be so easy for Luciel... demonstrating how the physical and spiritual dimensions, even if they cannot interact directly with each other, the actions committed in each one indirectly affect the other.

If you love The Matrix, Avatar, Dune, Stargate or LotR, these books are a must have! www.chroniclesofhan.com (Only available from author - ebooks in pdf, epub or kindle) Preserving Creata is Book 1 of the Creata adventures and consists of Part 1 to 7. Adventure Science Fiction Fantasy books enhanced with Metaphysical undertones, a dash of Romance and a sprinkle of Horror! "What happens when you are not allowed to die? What happens when you are sent back to live another physical life? What if this was not what YOU wanted? I think the best place to start with my history is where the change happened for me. Creata used to be my home planet. Having reached her limit of 9 billion people, our Planetary Government was looking for ways of sustaining such huge numbers of people. It was at this time that they became aware of me. They drew me into the fray and before I knew it, I became indispensable to their needs. A reluctant pioneer, they turned me into a tool to be used for their ultimate goal of leaving their planet. I am Han and these are my stories . . . " * * * The Chronicles of Han Storm, Creata Trilogy, begins innocent and naive, just like Han Storm, as he sets out on his journey of discovering and enhancing the metaphysical side of his being that is awakened by his career as a young Police Officer. Using and growing his talents to solve crimes at first, he later is made to realize that his planet is in serious trouble due to over-exploitation and he is the only one that can do something about it. Using his developing skills, he regains lost inter-stellar, worm-hole and Portal knowledge in order to assist the migration of his people to other planets.

As the war begins and the threat of death becomes imminent, a young man transcends space and time in a search for personal meaning. As the mushroom cloud rises in the distance, the moment slows down to a freezing point and the young man is transported to an afterlife dimension where memories can be reviewed and relived. He seeks to understand the reasons behind the war, the meaning of his life, and the purpose of his looming death.