Where Were You In The Beginning
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The journey of self-discovery is a journey of finding the true joy and value of life. If anyone is currently breathing, existence itself has a divine meaning. Being alive is capable of reasoning, loving, lameness, and regret. Only the living breathing can grow and even think about death. After you read this book, you will fold the wings of fear, spread the wings of hope, and dream of flying high in the sky; you will find that all creations on earth are an orchestra that sings the wonders of the Creator. Through this book, I hope that all readers will receive the light from heaven and enjoy an infinitely beautiful life and true freedom. Eung Ryoo, Theology Ph.D., Professor, Pastor of Korean Central Presbyterian Church, Virginia
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This book is fiction, a story about finding that we are important parts and members of the universe; our existence is not transient but infinite, and we are not worthless but precious. Through the love stories and characters' philosophical and psychological dialogues, the book also discusses human subconsciousness's duplicity — the constructive and destructive nature. Nietzsche described this duplicity as Dionysian and Apollonian in his Birth of Tragedy. Our destructive emotion, the dark side of human beings, is not a sin but a constant effort to find light in the darkness within us. It is an impetus for finding our renewal self, creative power, within us, since creation is a progression from destruction — just like nature repeats the destruction and birth process in the fall and spring.
About the Author
Eunice Kim She is a Nietzsche's Philosophy, Natural Philosophy, and Biblical Philosophy Scholar. Author of “Let There Be Light and Darkness” – published in 2017 New Writer Literary Award for Fiction (“Where Were You in the Beginning”) from the World Association of Literary Artists in Korea.