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Safekeeper
Beneath the surface of a son’s battle with his life challenges lies an exploration of the influence of our thoughts and inner power on each other, and the way they shape humanity’s future.
Unknown to this young man, his dark side gains control over the harmony of his heritage pitting him in a battle with himself.
Who is the true mastermind and who will win the battle to become the Safekeeper?
Unknown to this young man, his dark side gains control over the harmony of his heritage pitting him in a battle with himself.
Who is the true mastermind and who will win the battle to become the Safekeeper?
278 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 24, 2022
About the author
Shirin Parsi
2 books1 followerI decided to write "The Art of Control" book when I noticed close similarities between the ploys that were applied to my country decades ago prior to the revolution, and recent political events around the world. Growing up, I witnessed how a group of religious men, revered for their noble lineage and known as devout worshippers, persuaded my people to surrender control of our country to them.
People should wake up to the alarming speed at which corporations and billionaire oligarchs are changing the course of our lives on planet earth, propelling us towards starvation, homelessness, poverty and sickness. If they still value fair elections, freedom of speech, the separation of religion from politics, and want to preserve their democracy, this book is essential reading.
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I was inspired to write "Safekeeper" book after witnessing the needless destruction of many majestic Moreton Bay fig trees, over 130 years old, along Sydney’s Anzac Parade to make way for a light rail project. As time passed and life unfolded, the book gradually took shape and evolved into its final form.
People should wake up to the alarming speed at which corporations and billionaire oligarchs are changing the course of our lives on planet earth, propelling us towards starvation, homelessness, poverty and sickness. If they still value fair elections, freedom of speech, the separation of religion from politics, and want to preserve their democracy, this book is essential reading.
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I was inspired to write "Safekeeper" book after witnessing the needless destruction of many majestic Moreton Bay fig trees, over 130 years old, along Sydney’s Anzac Parade to make way for a light rail project. As time passed and life unfolded, the book gradually took shape and evolved into its final form.
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