When computer intern Avery Cole connects a strange device he received in a 1985 abduction to the Internet in 2005, he realizes it may hold the key to unlocking secrets to save humanity from destruction prophesied for millennium.
The date is 1985. Avery Cole has a close encounter on a dark Seattle highway and awakens in his car holding a strange device. Twenty years later he hooks it to the Internet and discovers its purpose: The alien hardware is a program sent to help mankind survive devastation predicted for millennium. Cole returns to a California beach seeking closure on his past when he meets social media ninja, Madi Blake. As climate change, asteroids, and social unrest escalate, disaster appears immanent. Then, the solution is revealed: those who would survive must awaken spiritually, and the program must go viral to succeed. With the planet's powerful shadow elite willing to kill to stop them, the pair is thrust center-stage into a wild cosmic agenda for the salvation of humanity, and the exposure of a precious secret sought for ages untold. Will it happen in time to save mankind and fulfill the prophecy?
What if the answers we truly seek are embedded in the world's data? Could a super-computer calculate our purpose, and answer the ultimate questions of our existence? Could it create a program to take us to the knowledge, divinity and love within us before we destroy ourselves? Are we on the cusp of this technology now? This story provides a realistic preview of what the answers--and our future--might look like, based on a thoughtful and creative examination of ancient prophecy, scripture, mystical teachings, and legend.
If you like supernatural and metaphysical genres and books such as Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist, Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, James Redfield’s The Celestine Prophecy, Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda, The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz, Dan Millman’s Way of the Peaceful Warrior, will love Prophecy of the Seven Bottles.
Excerpt
THIRTY YEARS FELT LIKE I HAD STEPPED INTO A TIME MACHINE, as the image of a sign from that forgetful night—Stay Alive Drive 55—flashed into my mind. As my headlights beamed on the black and white roadside sentry, a Michael Jackson song had started to play. Then, as if somebody had suddenly pressed stop, I saw the light: that strange, brilliant, milky white light.
The car stalled, I tried to restart it, nothing, not even a click; the electrical system had died. A bright light shot in through the windshield and surrounded my body. I felt a presence, something watching me; I looked around, nobody there, just light, blinding light. My heart raced like it was about to explode in my chest. Then I began to dissolve; I panicked. After all, I totally dug my twenty-year old bod, and wasn’t cool with it being strewn all over the cosmos—at least in those days. Suddenly, the fear turned to relief: I still had a body, but it was light, free, still me, but everywhere. This isn’t right, I thought, maybe I got into a car accident and I’m dead. That’s when I saw him, err, it, whatever it was.
Its body was smaller than a human’s was, but I couldn’t make out any details, just two big black creepy eyes looking down on me; everything else was hazy, like an opaque film had been put over my eyes. I never felt threatened, or in danger, but even with regressions and years of soul work and meditation, I couldn’t remember anything past that. All I knew was that I had something odd in my hand when I awoke, and wondered what it was and how it got there. Where did I go for all that time? What happened? Why me--and what did it all mean? It was 6:00 pm when I left the lab I was interning at in Silicon Valley. Next thing I know I’m in my Ford Pinto on the side of the highway with a light in my eyes:
“Sir, can I see your license and registration, please?”
It was twelve midnight.
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