His Light Within Tales of Love

His Light Within Tales of Love

Raoman Smita

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londonpublisher.co.uk
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781918011982
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His Light Within is a collection of metaphysical love tales that explore devotion, longing, sacrifice, and spiritual connection beyond time, space, and physical form. Through twelve interwoven stories, the book moves between myth, memory, and modern life. Each tale reflects a different face of love. Sacred love. Unfinished love. Forbidden love. Love that heals. Love that waits. The opening tale, A Temple in Love with the Forest, tells the story of a forest goddess and its wild guardian, Saher. Their union is both divine and tragic. Love becomes a force of protection, sacrifice, and rebirth as nature itself responds to human greed. The story is a meditation on environmental balance, devotion, and the price true love demands. In Spherocob, the narrative shifts to science-fiction and reincarnation. Rao, a being of light from a distant planet, sacrifices her alien existence to become human. Her life as a doctor in Bangladesh reveals love through service, loss, compassion, and quiet miracles. Her emotional connection with Hafaz, an astronomer across the world, unfolds as a bond of understanding rather than possession.As the collection progresses, the stories become increasingly intimate and psychological. They explore emotional affairs, spiritual marriages, unspoken vows, and the tension between desire and restraint. Love here is not always fulfilled. Often, it remains incomplete. Yet it transforms everyone it touches. At its core, His Light Within is about loving someone deeply without owning them. About recognizing a soul connection even when union is impossible. About carrying another person within yourself as light, memory, and meaning. The book blurs the line between fiction and inner truth. It asks whether some loves exist to be lived, or simply to awaken us

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