I have already written a book: Between Divinity and Scheme. A study, a guide, and the life of the watchful schizophrenic.  There is another book on the wallpaper with a working title: "Dreambook (not) schizoid". It is a collection of my dreams enriched with biographical threads, day after day, or rather night after night, because I try to present the dreamy, unreal world of experiences as faithfully as possible. I constantly ask myself whether the choice of the topic of dreams is suitable as material for prose at all?  I have the impression that even if the sense of such writing can be questioned, at least the argument in favor of this form of creativity is the truth of the message. Because dreams, like a controlled message coming from consciousness, firstly tell the truth, secondly they are about something and are a record of a person's experiences, and thirdly their way of processing the material of experience is different, sometimes original and surprising. And sometimes quite funny too. That's what I'm sticking to and I don't stop writing down more dreams.
Additionally, I present fragments of my first book  - The Great Mother Goddess in Shaktism.  In the near future, there will be a number of other texts from my travels around Europe.