Ajoula

"e;I wanted to be a surrealist novelist in this work, for it speaks of your very first journey, O human, and your encounter with the snares of this ravenous world pressing upon you from every side-seeking to subdue you, to force you into becoming a defiant, chaotic, and reckless being, just as this worldly life itself is. You are the target, the one destined to cry out at the end of the journey if you err in your choices and align yourself with Iblioness the corrupter. Yet you will be among the most joyful when your inner vision beholds your soul ascending through the seven heavens, with every gate opening to you in greeting and peace, and you witness with your own eyes a promise from time immemorial Paradise of Faradasta. Watch closely, you who are marked: from the three that stand before you, let your piercing sight discern, leave aside two and follow the third for perhaps he is of the righteous, the truthful, and the steadfast in faith."e;