“Father, this looks like an actual picture; like it was taken high above Araz. In fact…,” Ravizu paused as he drew nearer to the screen, “…it looks like this image was, somehow, captured while standing on Evla. But how is that possible?”
~ Taken from book two, Into The East: The Returning, chapter 16.
http://www.beforeus.com/onthemoon.htm
I’ve always been fascinated by this story of an unknown satellite orbiting the earth that apparently was not put their by modern man. If you’ve read my series, you will find that I incorporated something similar into the book.
I can’t help but wondering if it was like an Alexandrian Library in the sky. Sorry to be so vague on that point. I guess you’ll just have to read the series to find out more. 🙂
The one criticism that I’ve heard the most about the Into The East series is the use of “funny words”. In this video I hope to explain why they are there, and what purpose they serve.
Also, I’m looking for really great software to capture audio, video, and screen at the same time, because what I used, wasn’t it. I captured the screen and voice, but the video would never sync up, hence the gray box in the corner of the video that does nothing.
Bare with me as I work out the kinks.
I’m just about ready to do my next video. Sorry for the delay. My regular life gets in the way of my book life.
BUT…here’s another piece of information ripped from the headlines that parallels the world of Araz. Enjoy!
Into The East 