The book of Love
The Book of Love explores the soul’s long developmental journey through the frequency of love, revealing how love shapes growth, understanding, and inner harmony.
The book of Love turns its attention to love, honing the learning journey through the perspective and understanding of love by highlighting that it is one of the most important developmental aspect within a soul’s development.
The book discusses various elements and perspectives of the influence of love as well as the lack of love, thereby contextualising the overall developmental journey a soul seeks over millennia of harmonic and fundamental frequencies of understanding.
The third collaborative book Tesi Hughes channelled with The Guides serves as a timely reminder that the facets of love are many, and that the soul’s leaning journey is immersive, at times in a harmonious way, at times in an unharmonious way, nevertheless seeing the fundamental frequencies of understanding.
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'In today’s competitive, individualistic world, few writers would give credit to divine inspiration for their works. But in ancient times, it was commonly accepted that the writer’s pen could be moved by unseen hands, by muses or gods.
In the first line of Homer’s Odyssey, he invokes the goddess of song: “Sing in me Muse, and through me tell the story.”
In Tesi Hughes’ books, the ‘Guides’ that speak through her offer thoughts, insights and musings on topics as diverse as Love, Understanding, Energy, and even Money. They speak in a unique and engaging manner about the journey through time of a human soul.
Although an atheist, I am fascinated by the idea of the soul – a fragile, pure distillation of human consciousness that exists beyond the corporeal form – and have studied the portrayal of the soul in religion and literature.
What captivated me about Tesi Hughes’ writing was timeless quality of the voices and the absence of doctrine, preaching, or theology. The advice and teachings given are what I would imagine my own ancestors would give me were they able to communicate: intensely personal ‘lessons’; loving offerings given with a complete absence of judgement.
There is a strong focus on choice, self-love, developing conviction and new perspectives, and on understanding the effect of thoughts and emotions on energy frequencies. But the guidance is soft, not dictatorial. I am reminded of the time I saw a blind person skiing down a mountain with a sighted assistant skiing next to them giving only minimal, gentle spoken guidance and soft tactile re-direction. I am still not convinced that I have an immortal soul, but I do know that my mortal mind is far more resilient, calm and loving after an immersion in Tesi’s works. I can’t wait for the next one.
F.A