Eternal Essence Publisher, Full Color Interior The paperback versions of this book do not include high quality visual print for the illustrations, and is recommendable only for paper favoring readers. For high quality visuals, including large text, and perfect illustration quality, which those illustrations deserve in presentation, the eBook versions, available on Nook Books, and Apple eBooks, are highly recommended. A new spectacular effort and debut by the eastern spiritual poet, Aeon Julian. Although he was raised in the west, he ventured to the east, and became connected with Buddhism, and Hinduism. Through meditation, empowering the senses, enlightenment, he has created some of the most individual, and outgoing poetry of the 21st century. In Greatest Asian Poetry VIII, you will find some of the worlds greatest sensual poetry, spiritual poetry, healing poetry, political poetry, human rights poetry, and some of the most romantic, faithful, enlightening, eastern themed poetry in history! With the focus on someone he cared about dearly, and empowering Vietnamese spirituality for it's true potential, this poetry will leave any reader with a new point of view, from a more individual, less tinted, and less one sided place. A heartfelt effort is made throughout this poetry to empower the divinity within. A dictionary is recommended for early readers, to make the reading experience less difficult. But this poetry is, for it's truth and purity recommendable for most age groups from a liberal standpoint. And for all that, no book can be for everyone. With Buddhist, and Hindu themes, this book can not be either. Rest assured, effort of epic proportions was put into making this book as true and pure as it could be.
About the Author: Aeon Julian was born in Ireland near the Lough Corrib, and lived there for ten years, flying back and forth between Louisiana to see his American family. With much exposure to nature, in the rich bog land countryside and Irelands second largest lake, to multi month camps in the Pueblo regions of the Rocky Mountains, he has become more and more in touch with spiritual divinity, the power of healing, and since 2007, Buddhism, and Hinduism. He visited Liaoning Province for seven months in 2008, and is currently self taught in Mandarin especially. Through the pursuit of artistry, overcoming pressure to live otherwise, he has risen over some traumatizing events, which have become some of the most significant leverage for his new poetic accomplishments, including his poetic debut, Greatest Asian Poetry VIII. The next book on the line of literary lineage to the poetry, includes a book already in it's second draft, a space epic. That however, should remain a surprise.