The Adventures of Julia Wang
About this ebook series
This is not a story based on drama and conflict, but loaded with a deep understanding of the human and beyond, and hints at transformative choices in life.
The story begins before Julia’s physical birth, but quickly moves to be a sequel of her mother’s, the Luzi’s series. Julia has selected various scenarios in her life from birth to just after her nine-year birthday.
Her brother, Li, tells us about the usages of water now and in the future, e.g. as farmland, mining, energy and habitat. We talk about artificial intelligent, AI and virtual reality, VR. From the future, Laura hints us about what is to come in the next centuries, and she talks about colonising Mars. This ties in to Gaia too. France plays a role in the story, and we will tap into the Atlantean dream and even the Sphinx in Giza.
There are stories from within the family, spiced with bits from Koot Hoomi, Saint Germain and others. A few new ones show up too. We talk about the new soul, the new mind and Returning to Self, and Julia gives us hints about some of her plans as an adult.
A crucial part of the story, maybe even the matrix that keeps it together, is the Code. Code is what people refer to as energy, but we will remove energy, time and space from the equation, and show what gravity truly is.
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Book 2 tells the person to use the 'divine' GPS rather than the human intuition, and move in unity as WEGO rather than EGO.
We talk about how people, pets and other animals are different in their life cycles and where they originate from. New feathered friends show up and bring knowledge of the planet and its habitants. New human friends step out of the wings and cause mutual enrichment in everyone's life.
The flow of the fast-changing world influences the life of Julia, her family, and the surrounding people. The best thing to do is to go with the flow, and that is what they do! Some find new homes and possibilities, and there are several surprises in store for the family.
The story begins before Julia’s physical birth, but quickly moves to be a sequel to her mother, Luzi’s series. Julia has selected various scenarios in her life from birth to just after her nine-year birthday.
Her brother, Li, tells us about using water now and in the future, e.g. as farmland, mining, energy and habitat. We talk about artificial intelligent, AI and virtual reality, VR. From the future, Laura hints us to what to come in the next centuries, and she talks about colonising Mars. This tires in to Gaia too. France plays a role in the story, and we will touch on the Atlantean dream and even the Sphinx in Giza.
There are stories from within the family, spiced with bits from Koot Hoomi, Saint Germain and others. A few new ones show up too. We talk about the new soul, the new mind and Returning to Self, and Julia hints us on some of her plans as an adult.
A crucial part of the story, maybe even the matrix that keeps it together, is the Code. Code is what people refer to as energy, but we will remove energy, time and space from the equation, and show what gravity truly is.
We talk about how people, pets and other animals are different in their life cycles and where they originate from. New feathered friends show up and bring knowledge of the planet and its habitants. New human friends step out of the wings and cause mutual enrichment in everyone's life.
The flow of the fast-changing world influences the life of Julia, her family, and the surrounding people. The best thing to do is to go with the flow, and that is what they do! Some find new homes and possibilities, and there are several surprises in store for the family.
The ship, Wego, is a non-hierarchic vehicle for consciousness and the human, which is energy, to meet and become one. Wego, sets sail, and consciousness writes the script with New Energy ink. As the first letter takes form, Wego follows the pen’s exact course on the Sea of Life.
Julia turns seventeen and her physical connections to the world broaden. She makes new friends and family members, which include animals. Being a young adult brings Julia her most eventful summer holidays in this life so far.
Humour keeps the story light, and deep moments may give the eyes some extra moist. Both show we have heart.