Becoming Divinicus: Awareness, Identity, and the Nature of ExperienceWhat if becoming who you truly are isn’t about becoming anything at all?
Becoming Divinicus is an exploration of awareness, identity, consciousness, and the nature of human experience. Drawn from the teachings of Roxanne Swainhart and brought into written form by David Lincoln, this book invites the reader beyond familiar ideas of self and into a more direct recognition of what may have been present all along.
Rather than offering another belief system or spiritual path to follow, Becoming Divinicus asks something different: What happens when we stop seeking, stop resisting, and begin to experience ourselves beyond the identities we have learned to inhabit?
Through teachings, class material, personal reflections, poetry, artwork, and the lived experiences of those who have explored these ideas, the book examines awareness, the human and natural self, time, control, resistance, coherence, the crystalline body, and the possibility of living from a deeper recognition of wholeness.
Part teaching and part embodiment, Becoming Divinicus moves from understanding into experience. Its contributors offer intimate glimpses of what these ideas can look like when they leave the classroom and enter ordinary human life.
There is nothing here you are required to believe. There is nowhere you are required to arrive. Perhaps becoming Divinicus is simply remembering what you have always been.
The Angelics One seemingly harmless prayer summoned the Angelics, which started a chain reaction of events that brought three random lives together, given the task of saving humanity from possible extinction. The trio joins together in an attempt to stop an attack from a superior opponent.
The Angelics bring a reign of terror upon society to save them from themselves. As a means of behavioral change, humanity must represent and collect the wisdom of the ages to stop the reckoning.
Join us as we travel through the Five Realms of the Continuance with the first installment, The Angelics.
Kindle version (text only) This version of the book can be viewed on any tablet or computer - Apple, Android or Windows. The book has 267 pages, however unlike the Apple version, it does not include audio. An audiobook plugin is available though.