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A mashup of Postmodern imagery, revealing insights, a Nikola Tesla concept with a pinch of scripture.

Synopsis

Mary sets out to understand why the whispered scripture, to someone that had never read The Bible, literally saved her life. What she's about to uncover in the process of writing is a flaw that may have caused a pandemic, and which eventually brings her emotional freedom.

How I Escaped from Bloody Hell-X-ploring Freedom by Mary LaForge is a philosophical journey. This nonfiction book has earned the Literary Titan Book Award. LaForge is working on her next book to be released in 2022.


LaForge sets out to understand how a person who has never studied scripture can suddenly recall it. In her own words, “ESCAPED is a mashup of Postmodern imagery and revealing insights as well as a Nikola Tesla concept all stirred up together with a pinch of scripture.” While it sounds like an odd combination, her quotes from Tesla and the scripture she chose, worked to solidify the points that she was making. She touched on concepts such as monism, duality, and the world.

 

How I Escaped from Bloody Hell gives the reader an inside look into reality and the universe from LaForge’s perspective. It is a deep, philosophical book. LaForge gives some intriguing synonyms for God that make you stop and think. They seem like common sense, but you will see God in a new and different way, simply from the synonyms she has chosen. This book answers a lot of questions but leaves you with questions as well. One of the strong points of this book is that LaForge gives several examples for each concept that she explains, which helps with the overall understanding of the book.

 

This book made my head hurt. It is heavy in science and even has math formula’s which are not my strong suit. This book is best if read slowly to take in the concepts that are being explained.


I would recommend How I Escaped from Bloody Hell to those who would enjoy a unique perspective on humanity, God, and the universe. It is a quick read, with very deep thoughts.

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I am an avid book reader (book addict), I could literally spend all day reading and not get bored. I love learning new things through reading. *I prefer conservative books without profanity or explicit content.*

Synopsis

Mary sets out to understand why the whispered scripture, to someone that had never read The Bible, literally saved her life. What she's about to uncover in the process of writing is a flaw that may have caused a pandemic, and which eventually brings her emotional freedom.

Prequel

ESCAPED, written as a personal inner journey, may offer readers an easy antidote to a dystopian existence that seems to be heading our way faster than a speeding bullet. Or at least these words may provide readers with a new perception. New perceptions often act as weapons, and by simply placing the Universe in a different perspective, new outcomes may become good weapons, or weapons for good.  

 

One day while relaxing on a dorm bed with my back against a wall, a young woman entered the otherwise empty room and approached me. At first I was indifferent to her presence but as she neared closer to me I felt something wasn’t exactly right. In a split second, and without conscious action, I heard myself silently cite a scripture as my head turned to the right. This came as an instinctive occurrence because there was no time to be analytical about a potential attack. I had not moved a muscle from my spot and yet amazingly the woman stopped dead in her tracks inches from me.  

 

She then turned around, cursing, and left the room. Whew! More surprising to me however was the realization that I had recited scripture, mainly because I had never read the Bible and, if I had heard scriptures in passing my memorization skills are totally inadequate to deliberately serve me in such a situation. This experience opened my eyes to an understanding that biblical truths are somehow inherent in us, as protections. Anecdotal evidence that indeed there is more to know about our connection with spirituality than we could ever imagine.


Mary LaForge about 4 years ago
Recently honored to be interviewed by Jennifer Brown Banks. She asked some thought-provoking questions! https://penandprosper.blogspot.com/2021/04/q-interview-with-author-poet-mary.html?m=1 What was the most interesting question someone asked you?
Mary LaForge about 4 years ago
@yanamkrtchyan3095 Thanks so much for upvoting my book. Happy to respond to questions you might have!
Mary LaForge about 4 years ago
It's here! Brand new book award emblem from LiteraryTitan. Looks so gorgeous on the cover!
Mary LaForge about 4 years ago
Today was a pretty spectacular day, and a realization that good things are still happening in the world. Be uplifted. Received the Literary Titan Silver Book Award, and a wonderful review about my recently published book, ESC.

2 Comments

Angela HoyRead how one woman UNMASKED her world by journaling, and found UNIVERSAL freedom. ESCAPED will make your mind implode, and leave you with the joy of picking up the pieces. ESCAPED brings mystical ideas to life as orderly progressions.
about 4 years ago
Mary LaForge Do you believe that although James Patterson and Stephen King can be fun reads, by reading ESC only ONCE, you can not only have fun, but can EXPERIENCE a breakthrough in your spirit?
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About the author

I am a writer of inner awareness as a philosophy of freedom. Winner of the 2021 Literary Titan Silver Book Award. I have taken awareness to a new level with logo design. More like miniature art pieces in digital format. http://ShadesOf.net view profile

Published on December 25, 2020

Published by BookLocker

6000 words

Genre:Philosophy

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