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The
mysterious and mystical Circle of Light, a small,
but powerful, group of seven mystics from various
religions, is back in this thriller novel, by
author, B.J. Boltauzer, about corporate greed and
the potential devastation of the earth and its
resources.
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Under the guise of charitable and humanitarian
needs, Boyd Chemaplus Holdings International uses
the poor like human guinea pigs, profiting from
their suffering and death.
Can an ambitious career woman, heed the warning of a
Message and help the Circle of Light stop the
desecration of the earth? As the message urges her:
'find the dihai and the future to save us all.' |
About the Author
B.J. Boltauzer
Author B. J.
Boltauzer is a Freemason, a Royal Arch Companion,
and a member of a Masonic Rosicrucian college. His
empathy with the love of Christian mystics for the
Creator, his studies of Cabala, and his
understanding of the Sufi philosophy have formed his
knowing of Being and shape his writing.
From his strong belief in the Oneness of Creation,
he believes: "All life and Earth, and indeed the
whole Universe, are One. Love and compassion should
be the sole basis for relations among the people
everywhere. Love, gratitude and care should be the
feelings of humankind towards the planet." |
About
the Inventor
10 July 1856–7
January 1943
Nikola Tesla
Nikola Tesla
was an inventor and a mechanical/electrical
engineer. Tesla is often described as the most
important scientist and inventor of the modern age,
a man who "shed light over the face of Earth". He is
best known for many revolutionary contributions in
the field of electricity and magnetism in the late
19th and early 20th centuries.
Contemporary biographers of Tesla have regarded him
as "The Father of Physics", "The man who invented
the twentieth century" and "the patron saint of
modern electricity." Immediately after Tesla’s
death, Tesla's scientific papers vanished from his
hotel room in Hotel New Yorker. Tesla papers were
never found. Tesla papers contained scientific data
and information about “Death Rays”, which could be
used for military purposes. |
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The Message
A SYNOPSIS
by B.J. Boltauzer
A
multinational corporation, Boyd Chemaplus Holdings
International, who had donated AIDS vaccine and the GM
potato foodstuffs to a third world country, is suspected of
using the African population as human guinea pigs.
Such and other transgressions of the ‘profit-at-all-costs’
oriented corporations whose actions harm the helpless
segments of the world’s population and the planet on daily
basis, are well known not only to Greenpeace and similar
organizations, but also to a mysterious mystical Circle of
Light, a small but powerful group of seven mystics of
various religions, which is composed of a Jesuit priest from
the UK, a Sufi Sheikh from Turkey, a Tibetan Buddhist monk,
a Wicca priestess from California, a Masonic Rosicrucian
Magus from Canada, a Cabalistic rabbi from Boston and last
but not least by a Benedictine monk from California who is
the leader of the group. This group acts behind the scenes
of the world’s stage; their goal is to use spirituality to
enlighten mankind to change the habits and materialistic
lifestyles which are harmful to the planet.
Amanda Wolf is
a young, ambitious career woman, whose only interests in
life are climbing the corporate ladder and having fun, which
is interrupted by a mysterious message which is first left
on her answering machine and later heard in the nightmares
which she begins to suffer all too often. The message urges
her to ‘find the dihai and the future to save us all’.
Amanda’s boy
friend Billy Strong is a caring and environmentally
conscious young man. His major client, the Boyd Chemaplus
Holdings International is accused of malpractice. Billy
finds out that the Corporation plans to develop Tesla’s
invention for harnessing free radiant energy and convert it
into a deadly weapon, which would be more profitable than
the free supply of energy.
Amanda is
introduced to the Circle of Light who finds Amanda’s
nightmares and the message intriguing and believes that her
nightmares and the involvement of the Greenpeace are not
separate incidents and that everything is interconnected.
They believe that Amanda is the unwitting conduit into the
timeless dimension as well as a connection to their green
efforts and that as such her life has a lot higher potential
than she realizes. The mystics promise Amanda to do their
best to bring her nightmares to a fruitful ending. They also
offer assistance to Greenpeace by spreading spirituality and
enlightenment over the whole world which should help to
change the environment unfriendly ways people live today.
In Fairbanks,
Alaska, Amanda is kidnapped by the thugs of the BCHI
Corporation. The mystics of the Circle of Light pursue the
kidnappers. Dramatic confrontation ensues on the banks of
the Koyukuk.
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The
Message
As
'The Message' urges her: '..find the dihai and the
future to save us all.'
Will
Tesla's invention save the earth or destroy it?
Can
the 'Circle of Light' save the world from
annihilation under the misuse of Tesla's free energy
invention? |
[Read Chapter One]
[Chapter Excerpts] |
About BCHI
Boyd Chemaplus
Holdings International, under the guise of being a
green, humanitarian corporation, recognized
that real profits came from weapons. The larger, the
fiercer, the better. Ironically, their opportunity
to enter this lucrative field came via a long
forgotten scientist's dream of providing free energy
to the world, by converting his invention into its
other option -the Death Ray.
The ancient unsolved
disappearance of the Nikola Tesla plans, now solved,
are in the hands of BCHI who are about to
threaten the world for profit. |
Order Information
This
novel, The Message by B.J.
Boltauzer, is now available from the outlets listed
in the centre panel of this page under the heading
of "Order your Copy from:". Our publisher,
Alexandrian Archives, does offer great discounts
-you might start there,
You may also order
copies of The False Prophet, B.J.s first novel from
the same outlets. |
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