That’s Novella
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A new novella by yours truly will hit the shelves in a few weeks, so warm-up up those now seldom-used credit cards and help stimulate my economy.
The teaser for the book: What if life got more complicated after death?
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If I have to fill in a form to get into heaven I’m not going, especially if they start telling me how to live my life, but i don’t want to go to hell either… I expect I’ll spend the afterlife grumbling and being indecisive unless I thankfully get extinguished at last.
If I’ve learnt anything it’s that I want my next life to be simple.
Then you are going to love this book … it echos all the themes you mention, right down to grumbling ghosts.
I think a grumbling ghost could describe a person in this life as well, someone caught up too much in their own head and thoughts, at the expense of fully experiencing real life through the body and senses.
Antero Alli calls such a state Chapel Perilous or Darkmoor, a psychological state likened to quite a sinister ghostly state of limbo, a place of delusion, obsession and repetative thoughts.
What I find interesting about it is that recognising that you are in such a state can be the first step to getting out of it.
‘Chapel Perilous can be thought of as a non-local strata (beyond time/space) where lost, damaged and/or abandoned souls remain in suspension until retrieved and reintegrated as a living presence through our bodies here on Earth.’ Antero Alli
http://www.verticalpool.com/chapelperilous.htm