Prelude to the Coming End of Kali Yuga

This book is an allegorical story of one awakening into another world; of the terrestrial "I" "awakening" into his higher Self which is another one of his Soul's manifestations. The multiple "I"s of his existences are his Soul expressing different aspects of itself to try to illuminate it''s inner darkness. The Soul is part of the external Universe (the macrocosm) but is ultimately separate from it as he at the same time possesses an Inner Universe (the microcosm that the Soul is). He shall combine the "I"s with his Soul to become Aware and to eventually transcend Beyond. He is the Individual Soul within the Absolute that will go Beyond the Macrocosm to a realm of his own "creation" in a state of total Awareness where he is United but still with individual identity instead of just returning back to his Source (the Absolute). To do this he must realize and work with the Cosmic Laws, but eventually to Transcend beyond even the Cosmos itself. By uniting the seeming opposites (for it is beyond thedualism of the modern world), which are but different facets of his Being, he will become Aware of all the different aspects of his Soul and through a Magic Love will unite with the opposite and thereby achieve the Divine Unity. The only true "evil" he comes to find are those that resist the Cosmic Laws of Time and Truth with their materialistic existences where they only see this Age (Kali Yuga) and attempt to remain in this one forever because this form of existence-the mere transient earthly one-is the only one they see in their blindness. Thus those opposed to the Cosmic Order are the ones of the Decay which are slaves of the Demiurge. When the Serpent Jormungand awakens at the base of hisinner Runic Tree he will become Aware...His God Oski is his guide and shows him the path, while the Fire of Divine Will- Oski''s blood-brother-is the key to the Inner Ragnarvk of his Soul which he will Transcend through.Phildius, Gunther is the author of 'Prelude to the Coming End of Kali Yuga ' with ISBN 9781420840186 and ISBN 1420840185.