“The Crow’s Aura” The Story thus Far:
(Pages 1 – 40 Summarized)
At the birth of his firstborn, Gibran gets a deep feeling that he should take his son to meet his father in Juarez, Mexico. Gibran’s mother does not completely agree but decides to track down her ex-husband for the sake of helping her son and grandson reconnect.
After diffusing a fight between his mother and father at Gibran’s deceased grandmother Anonia’s home, Gibran tries to get an apology from his father for the way he treated his entire family in the past. It is decided that Matias (Gibran’s father) will meet him back at his home later in the week to discuss this further.
A few days later, Gibran and his brother Josh are illegally spray-painting the handball courts at a local park in their hometown of El Paso TX. Gibran senses there is someone or something looking at them. He decides to go into the nearby hill to scope out the environment. What they find is a portal that takes the two brothers on a journey of their deeper truth in soul planning.
After waking up and finding himself naked at his Aunt Raquel’s home, Gibran realizes that Josh is missing. That then propels him to find his brother no matter the costs. This takes Gibran into worlds that exist with powerful entities, ancestors and creativity masters who are available upon their summoning. Beings such as the “Homeless Man” who is all the past, future, present and in all realms a version of Gibran, there is also a mysterious creature known as the “Entity” who has been guiding and observing Gibran since he was a child. At one point, Gibran confronts the thief of creativity, the “Voice,” who is affecting the entire world and unseen realms by stealing their power of positive thinking and positive creativity. A bigger shock comes when Gibran learns that his own brother Josh is The Voice’s protégé.
In a near fatal encounter with the Voice, the Entity and the Homeless Man save him and take him to the aid of the Sacred.
The Sacred is a group made out of 4 initiated members that serve The All by sharing positive thinking and positive creativity with the human race. The Sacred and their entire society serve as a bridge from the spirit realm to Earth. They are made out of stretched out, elongated fragments of letters, abstraction, energy rays and lights within and outside of their skin.
Within these entire complexities and finely weaved life experiences, Gibran, through his father’s teachings, begins to learn about the power of forgiveness for self and others as well as other important life lessons.
The story takes a turn of events when the Voice holds the Sacred captive and chances are he has now drained them of their creative power. Matias reconnects with The All and explains to his son and to the Sacred Society of his previous connection to the Sacred as the Fifth initiated member.
(Pages 1 – 40 Summarized)
At the birth of his firstborn, Gibran gets a deep feeling that he should take his son to meet his father in Juarez, Mexico. Gibran’s mother does not completely agree but decides to track down her ex-husband for the sake of helping her son and grandson reconnect.
After diffusing a fight between his mother and father at Gibran’s deceased grandmother Anonia’s home, Gibran tries to get an apology from his father for the way he treated his entire family in the past. It is decided that Matias (Gibran’s father) will meet him back at his home later in the week to discuss this further.
A few days later, Gibran and his brother Josh are illegally spray-painting the handball courts at a local park in their hometown of El Paso TX. Gibran senses there is someone or something looking at them. He decides to go into the nearby hill to scope out the environment. What they find is a portal that takes the two brothers on a journey of their deeper truth in soul planning.
After waking up and finding himself naked at his Aunt Raquel’s home, Gibran realizes that Josh is missing. That then propels him to find his brother no matter the costs. This takes Gibran into worlds that exist with powerful entities, ancestors and creativity masters who are available upon their summoning. Beings such as the “Homeless Man” who is all the past, future, present and in all realms a version of Gibran, there is also a mysterious creature known as the “Entity” who has been guiding and observing Gibran since he was a child. At one point, Gibran confronts the thief of creativity, the “Voice,” who is affecting the entire world and unseen realms by stealing their power of positive thinking and positive creativity. A bigger shock comes when Gibran learns that his own brother Josh is The Voice’s protégé.
In a near fatal encounter with the Voice, the Entity and the Homeless Man save him and take him to the aid of the Sacred.
The Sacred is a group made out of 4 initiated members that serve The All by sharing positive thinking and positive creativity with the human race. The Sacred and their entire society serve as a bridge from the spirit realm to Earth. They are made out of stretched out, elongated fragments of letters, abstraction, energy rays and lights within and outside of their skin.
Within these entire complexities and finely weaved life experiences, Gibran, through his father’s teachings, begins to learn about the power of forgiveness for self and others as well as other important life lessons.
The story takes a turn of events when the Voice holds the Sacred captive and chances are he has now drained them of their creative power. Matias reconnects with The All and explains to his son and to the Sacred Society of his previous connection to the Sacred as the Fifth initiated member.
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