Synopsis:
Seejay Gupta, Texas-based Internet entrepreneur
and man of many women, embarks on a
business trip to Europe to acquire new software
technology. Invited aboard the classic-style sailing
barque Eden by his potential business associate,
he finds himself not only among people with
different moral standards, but suddenly baffled by
a riddle of historical proportions that unfolds along
a string of Mediterranean islands.
To Seejay’s surprise, his business associate
seems more interested in mythology than
technology. His travel companions favor research
into the gods of ancient Egypt and Greece, the
mystical islands of Atlantis and Thule, and the
fertility cults of the Neolithic temples of Malta over
financial subjects. What could the Freemasons,
the secret of Jacob's Ladder and witchcraft have to
do with the quantum physical substance of the
human soul?
What other than a woman could make matters
even more complicated for Seejay? Onboard
Eden, his quest for more money turns into a quest
for a fulfilling purpose in life. A mind-bending
experience of ancient temple rituals leads Seejay
to the volcanic island of Lipari, where he solves
the riddle and discovers the surprising secret of
his ancestry.
AUTHOR'S NOTE:
Please keep in mind that this book is a work of fiction despite its wide-ranging use of historic and
scientific background. I am not claiming to have found some life-changing perspective or new
historical information or that this book will improve your life or mankind.
Some parts of this book may make you cringe with disgust because it describes erotic rituals,
ancient as well as contemporary, in graphic detail. You might feel angered because its characters
may hold challenging views to your own perspective of this world. The main character will let you
read his mind, and you’ll have to face the fact that all our thinking is nowhere near politically correct.
Editors, publishers and friends have thus recommended that I tone down the controversial story
relating to Jewish, Islamic and even Christian beliefs and the political and social issues related to
world politics and America’s role in it. The roles of the Jewish and of the Freemasons are
apparently a particular worry. I wonder why?
I have decided to leave the book as is. This is just a novel, and while much of it is based on my
interpretation of history, most of it is creative invention. I am not trying to ridicule faithful people or
hurt them. If you take life and this book too seriously, you can’t be helped.
I hope this novel will be enjoyable to you one way or another.
Max J. Pucher
Product Details
Paperback: 488 pages
Publisher: MJP Pub. (October 30, 2005)
Language: English
ISBN: 0974100625
Product Dimensions: 9.0 x 6.0 x 1.1 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.54 pounds
"Journey To Eden"
Book 2 of the "Spirit in the Quantum Field" Trilogy
