Two Lives. Part 2. Book 2

Each volume of this novel can be considered a standalone work. In this novel you’ll find everything: an exciting plot, intrigue, melodrama, mysticism, and the struggle of good and evil, black magicians, chases, and pursuit. But beyond that, there’s something here that turns it into a genuine source of Eastern spiritual wisdom: a presentation of the foundations of philosophical and esoteric knowledge and the psychological patterns of a person’s spiritual development. The adventures of the heroes from the second part of K. Antarova’s novel are again connected to the struggle of good and evil, as well as to the difficult paths toward self-discovery. The novel’s captivating intrigue unfolds against the backdrop of a family drama in one of London’s aristocratic houses. A young, talented lord gets caught in the snare of a seductive schemer; after his dream marriage, his hopes for an artistic career collapse—and yet, despite being the embodiment of good, he carries the yoke of evil that has settled in his own home for his entire life… This book is a kind of encyclopedia of family life: the truthful life examples it contains show the most common mistakes and delusions people make when building family relationships. The karmic bonds between family members, death and the afterlife of consciousness, reincarnations, principles of spiritual self-improvement, and other deeply philosophical questions are reflected in an aphoristic, simple, and life-like way throughout this narrative. Like the first volume of the novel, this book reads in one sitting and will be the best gift for lovers of authentic moral values and the immortal wisdom of the East.