Seen and the Unseen
By Mushila Victor Isaacs
Chapter One – Cosmic Origins and Journey to Earth
In Seen and the Unseen’s opening chapter, the narrator—a disembodied soul—recounts its journey from the cosmic realm to Earth in search of a physical vessel. Drawn to two strangers, Alih and Sum, in a meditation chamber, the soul orchestrates their meeting and budding connection, seeing in them the perfect embodiment for its earthly purpose. As their relationship blossoms through shared walks, laughter, and dreams, life takes a turbulent turn with an unplanned pregnancy that strains their bond. Personal regrets, societal pressures, and philosophical debates about life, reincarnation, and inequality weigh heavily on them, yet empathy and the hope for redemption linger—promising that even in pain, the human spirit can still reach for brighter days.
Excerpt
“In that sacred space, I knew I had found my vessel. Alih and Sum were the perfect embodiments for my journey into the physical world. My descent to Earth was not just a random occurrence but a carefully orchestrated part of a grand cosmic narrative. It was time to transform from a whisper in the winds to a tangible force capable of shaping destinies and leaving a permanent mark on the world.”
Chapter Two – The Unborn Schemer
In The Unborn Schemer, the narrator—an unborn child—describes life within the womb as both a sanctuary and a battleground of emotions. Cradled by Alih, whose gentle care nurtures them, the unborn soul wrestles with a mischievous urge to assert presence and provoke recognition. Through calculated kicks, feigned detachment, and even inducing morning sickness, the narrator seeks to disrupt Alih’s composure, craving acknowledgment beyond mere survival. This intimate dance between mother and child unfolds against a backdrop of spiritual connection, physical vulnerability, and the mystery of life’s origins. When a pregnancy test confirms their existence, the narrator’s bond to Alih deepens, intertwining with a profound awareness of nature, the cycle of life, and an emerging destiny.
Excerpt
“Even in the womb, there was order. But she didn’t listen to my kicks. She ignored me, or worse, I thought she hated me. Her ignorance made me feel ashamed, betrayed, blackmailed, intimidated, and rejected. Faced with the need for attention, I resolved to take a different approach. I transformed into a troublemaker, a rebel stirring chaos, a mischievous nuisance demanding recognition.”
Book Blurb
This fascinating book delves into spiritual dimensions and the transitions between cosmic and earthly life. It invites you to embark on a quest for identity and purpose through deep spiritual experiences and connections. Addressing contemporary issues such as political turmoil, economic challenges, and environmental activism, this transformative journey traces the evolution from unseen spiritual forms to physically manifested existence. It celebrates growth and resilience amidst diverse cultural traditions and ancestral wisdom, fostering empathy through personal and societal challenges. Seen and the Unseen combines adventure, suspense, and spiritual exploration, reflecting a deep connection to the natural world and the human spirit—before birth, during life on Earth, and beyond existence.
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