Showing results by narrator "Knower Peace" in Literature & Fiction

Pyramid takes a look at a young man living his ordinary life, until he comes across a poster of a pyramid and he is drawn to the mystery of Egypt. Before long he starts to experience things which are out of his ordinary day thinking. His life is transformed in ways that he cannot explain. It’s like he is a chosen one. After all, if you look around, who else goes through these kinds of things? He learns to just allow it into his life for there seems to be nothing else that he can do. It has a power of its own.

Talking to Plants is about how a man comes to terms with his growing relationship with nature. You might not view a pot plant in the same way once you have heard his story. His imagination is affected as he receives communication that engages his life. We talk about a plant lover rather jokingly at times, but this really takes the cake. Who knows, maybe there are some people out there who have gone through what he has. Do plants really talk to us? This is not what they teach us at school.

King and Queen deals with the lives of royalty in the olden days. They did not live in the modern world that we live in today. Yet there are similarities. We all have eccentricities and foibles. We very quickly get to love the king and queen and are transported into their world and how they go about their lives at and away from the palace. Politics and fashion are at the forefront during this particular phase of their lives. They are very entertaining characters who perhaps, despite being royalty, are no different than you and me.

The Island Man is a story based on some truths. Its main character is Mr. G. We become introduced to him through the eyes of a friend who observes the changes happening in his life. Just when it seems that nothing new will happen, our character is yet again playing life from another angle. The friendship changes and yet there always remains some thread connecting itself to Mr. G. Whatever you wish to say, Mr. G loves variety.

The Hospital is about a very sick woman who appears to not have much longer to live. Her son takes her to the hospital. Whilst there, he stumbles across an alternate room where he meets a mysterious doctor. After talking to him, the doctor agrees to try his latest research on his mother. She has nothing to lose and if all goes well could very well get her life back. The son knows she has no choice and so she becomes the doctor’s patient. He goes away briefly before returning to see whether the doctor has been successful or not.

The Jealousy is about Bob and John. They are neighbors and like to spend time enjoying each other’s company. Though there is some jealousy, they also nurture a friendship of varying maturity. Their wives think they are good for each other. There are the occasional fights and arguments, but in the end they would rather be with each other than alone. We watch their antics on the weekends through their numerous social activities. Sometimes a little bit of competition is acceptable.

A Poignant Story is a humorous look at those people, who in their various life experiences, go through some drama and angst. When you are watching from the outside or helping out it does seem as though the person just needs to get a hold of themselves. At times it seems as though the person is overreacting to the point that you want to laugh. Perhaps on the other side of the coin you may be sympathetic. It’s appears poignant because there is so much drama, perhaps too much.

The Indian Mystic is about a man who is gifted and serves his community through smoking his pipe. He finds practical answers through smoking his pipe and traveling to a place where he receives practical answers. He is loved and well known in the community and respected. Nobody knows how he finds answers and solutions to help the community, but they trust him. We get to experience a part of his life and experiences in this audiobook.

Golf is a pastime and for our renaissance man he likes to question what is happening. It’s about his life on and off the green largely spent with his buddies. With humor we partake in his day to day experiences watching him comment with an inquisitive nature about virtually everything. Golf gives his office life color and allows him the break to address certain experiences that we all face from time to time. This golfer funnily enough could be you or me and may cause those who play the game to have a quite chuckle.