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The Earth Gate
Can humanity be saved? Welcome to a cosmic saga of epic proportions.
The Earth Gate takes you on a magical adventure from Earth to the City of Shamballa, the solar system and the center of the galaxy and beyond. Follow the characters Ra-Sol-El, Qan Rahn, Master Sirius-Ra, Elohim Ha-ar-El, Sophia Magdelena and Yin Dek as they venture through the cosmos and experience life in the fifth dimension.
The Earth Gate is a journey through the portal of life filled with action, suspense and love as the characters discover multiple other dimensions and how to influence the physical world. Little do they know, there are beings known as the Slavers from Orion who will do anything to stop the reunification of planet Earth with the cosmos. Let the journey begin.
The Earth Gate takes you on a magical adventure from Earth to the City of Shamballa, the solar system and the center of the galaxy and beyond. Follow the characters Ra-Sol-El, Qan Rahn, Master Sirius-Ra, Elohim Ha-ar-El, Sophia Magdelena and Yin Dek as they venture through the cosmos and experience life in the fifth dimension.
The Earth Gate is a journey through the portal of life filled with action, suspense and love as the characters discover multiple other dimensions and how to influence the physical world. Little do they know, there are beings known as the Slavers from Orion who will do anything to stop the reunification of planet Earth with the cosmos. Let the journey begin.
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First published June 28, 2012
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About the author
Chris Comish
62 books29 followersChris Comish is a Reiki Master and here to lift others up in Love and Light. Since his awakening in 2006, his wish is to share with the world to help it awaken. Chris is the founder of the City of Shamballa social network. Subscribe to his YouTube channel at Onenessandlove. Author of 28 Powerful Reiki Attunements, Book of Healing, Book of Wisdom, Eternal Spirit, The Earth Gate, and multiple energy attunements and healing books.
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December 23, 2012
SCIENCE FICTION
The Earth Gate
Chris Comish
Three Stars (out of Five)
“Your past lives were for refinement. With one life you got close but did not master the incarnated Earth experiment, with the next you got closer, each life was a refinement to get you to where you are today.” Qan Rahn, a spirit of light, speaks these words to Steven, a human who has just died in a horrific highway accident. Qan Rahn knows that soon Steven will be transformed into an entity freed from earthly bonds, whose spiritual name is Yin Dek; his task will be to save Earth from evil aggressors called Slavers.
Author and Reiki therapist Chris Comish has studiously drawn from a wide spectrum of occult and arcane sources to create The Earth Gate. Yin Dek’s new life as a master and protector of Earth begins in the mystical city of Shamballa (in Buddhist tradition, a hidden seat of pure effulgent energies). Once he has been schooled in higher realities and learns to communicate with thoughts and manipulate energy, he will be able to assist earthlings as they travail under the heavy-handed domination of the Slavers.
Yin Dek and his supernal companions will be assisted by other corporeal beings and their technologies—space travel and weaponry—to obliterate the suffering caused by Lord Argon, a former Lyrian ruler corrupted by evil, who now reigns in the gross world. Yin Dek will also need the aid of a human named John, a conflicted and tormented soul, whose spiritual destiny is entwined with Yin Dek’s journey to save the world.
Author and Reiki therapist Chris Comish has studiously drawn from a wide spectrum of occult and arcane sources to create The Earth Gate. Yin Dek’s new life as a master and protector of Earth begins in the mystical city of Shamballa (in Buddhist tradition, a hidden seat of pure effulgent energies). Once he has been schooled in higher realities and learns to communicate with thoughts and manipulate energy, he will be able to assist earthlings as they travail under the heavy-handed domination of the Slavers.
A major strength of the book is a complex and consistent plot that gradually builds to an exciting conclusion. It works on three levels. First, those who understand or seek to learn more about the multilayered secret truths of the inner path will be fascinated by the special knowledge the author demonstrates. Second, lest the reader feel too perplexed by the happenings in the etheric realm of Shamballa, Comish has carefully interwoven his story lines to include the corresponding viewpoints and actions of those still living ordinary lives on Earth. Third, he makes use of sci-fi tech devices for fans of that genre. Most importantly, he keeps the action rolling from the first page to the last, with sufficient romantic threads, good guys and bad vying for worldly conquest, and an outcome that is never quite assured until the final chapter.
The book is weakened somewhat by a notable dearth of necessary commas, as in “Oops I’m sorry,” and “Tell me more Yin Dek.” Comish also includes italicized “author’s notes” throughout the text, interrupting the flow of the narrative; these comments should be smoothly incorporated into the story to eliminate the sense of being “told” instead of “shown.” And there are a large number of characters with unmemorable names (Ra-So-El, Elohim Ha-ar El).
Overall, The Earth Gate is a strong offering from a writer who has immersed himself in his subject matter. Comish, who maintains a “City of Shamballa” social network, genuinely believes in the supervening etheric realities that he depicts, and his conviction illuminates this engaging work of spiritualized science fiction.
ForeWord Clarion Reviews
The Earth Gate
Chris Comish
Three Stars (out of Five)
“Your past lives were for refinement. With one life you got close but did not master the incarnated Earth experiment, with the next you got closer, each life was a refinement to get you to where you are today.” Qan Rahn, a spirit of light, speaks these words to Steven, a human who has just died in a horrific highway accident. Qan Rahn knows that soon Steven will be transformed into an entity freed from earthly bonds, whose spiritual name is Yin Dek; his task will be to save Earth from evil aggressors called Slavers.
Author and Reiki therapist Chris Comish has studiously drawn from a wide spectrum of occult and arcane sources to create The Earth Gate. Yin Dek’s new life as a master and protector of Earth begins in the mystical city of Shamballa (in Buddhist tradition, a hidden seat of pure effulgent energies). Once he has been schooled in higher realities and learns to communicate with thoughts and manipulate energy, he will be able to assist earthlings as they travail under the heavy-handed domination of the Slavers.
Yin Dek and his supernal companions will be assisted by other corporeal beings and their technologies—space travel and weaponry—to obliterate the suffering caused by Lord Argon, a former Lyrian ruler corrupted by evil, who now reigns in the gross world. Yin Dek will also need the aid of a human named John, a conflicted and tormented soul, whose spiritual destiny is entwined with Yin Dek’s journey to save the world.
Author and Reiki therapist Chris Comish has studiously drawn from a wide spectrum of occult and arcane sources to create The Earth Gate. Yin Dek’s new life as a master and protector of Earth begins in the mystical city of Shamballa (in Buddhist tradition, a hidden seat of pure effulgent energies). Once he has been schooled in higher realities and learns to communicate with thoughts and manipulate energy, he will be able to assist earthlings as they travail under the heavy-handed domination of the Slavers.
A major strength of the book is a complex and consistent plot that gradually builds to an exciting conclusion. It works on three levels. First, those who understand or seek to learn more about the multilayered secret truths of the inner path will be fascinated by the special knowledge the author demonstrates. Second, lest the reader feel too perplexed by the happenings in the etheric realm of Shamballa, Comish has carefully interwoven his story lines to include the corresponding viewpoints and actions of those still living ordinary lives on Earth. Third, he makes use of sci-fi tech devices for fans of that genre. Most importantly, he keeps the action rolling from the first page to the last, with sufficient romantic threads, good guys and bad vying for worldly conquest, and an outcome that is never quite assured until the final chapter.
The book is weakened somewhat by a notable dearth of necessary commas, as in “Oops I’m sorry,” and “Tell me more Yin Dek.” Comish also includes italicized “author’s notes” throughout the text, interrupting the flow of the narrative; these comments should be smoothly incorporated into the story to eliminate the sense of being “told” instead of “shown.” And there are a large number of characters with unmemorable names (Ra-So-El, Elohim Ha-ar El).
Overall, The Earth Gate is a strong offering from a writer who has immersed himself in his subject matter. Comish, who maintains a “City of Shamballa” social network, genuinely believes in the supervening etheric realities that he depicts, and his conviction illuminates this engaging work of spiritualized science fiction.
ForeWord Clarion Reviews
December 22, 2012
The Synopsis for “The Earth Gate” sounded intriguing, however while reading the book it was very hard to follow and confusing. There was several times I almost put this book down but I really wanted to give it a fair chance.
The premise of the story itself was interesting; however, there seemed to be too much repetition, too much going back and forth between dimensions. There was no explanation for why sometimes the characters would teleport to destinations and other times they were traveling via a spaceship. The story also tried tying in several alien controversy and lost civilization stories. The writing was pretty choppy and the characters were pretty basic. I think the main problem is the story tried putting in too much instead of sticking to the main theme.
With all that said, I don’t think this is a horrible book, however it was not really very well put together in my opinion. The writing and flow of the story could have been better and the characters more developed.
The premise of the story itself was interesting; however, there seemed to be too much repetition, too much going back and forth between dimensions. There was no explanation for why sometimes the characters would teleport to destinations and other times they were traveling via a spaceship. The story also tried tying in several alien controversy and lost civilization stories. The writing was pretty choppy and the characters were pretty basic. I think the main problem is the story tried putting in too much instead of sticking to the main theme.
With all that said, I don’t think this is a horrible book, however it was not really very well put together in my opinion. The writing and flow of the story could have been better and the characters more developed.
September 1, 2012
This book is quite a gift from heaven to Earth as it answers straightly the big question of Life and Heaven and what happens after "death". Simple, clear, exciting, fascinating...you can feel the truth behind the words.
If you believe in the power of Nature or Life or God, then you are here because you are meant to buy and read this book !
If you believe in the power of Nature or Life or God, then you are here because you are meant to buy and read this book !
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