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"The most courageous novel of the century" "With the greatest interest and a sympathy I usually reserve for close family members only, I was bitten ... by the Molar Tetralogy ..." "In school, I was thoroughly put off my interest in history, but thanks to history being presented through stories which are based upon personal cases, I find my interest being rekindled... The characters come to life and help me to directly understand contemporary history with my heart." "To all those who want to ‘see’ more in life, Trutz Hardo's captivating colour novels are an inspiration." "This is a noteworthy book indeed. Much as I'd like to, I don't see a way to place it - it is neither pure New Age, nor pure narration, nor pure course in history. The suspense kept growing stronger... Having made investigations alone can't account for such meticulous authenticity." "A novel which fills the gaps and gives one the feeling of having taken part - both as an immediate participant and as a spiritual observer. Riveting, incredible, imaginative, eloquent and enlightening. Not run-of-the-mill, but outstanding, rich in imagery and magical magnetism. Impossible to put down!" |
Trutz
Hardo presents us his life's work with the four volumes of the Seven-Colour
Novel. The novel was conceived during an intense spiritual experience
where Trutz received an order from a higher dimension to create
an entirely new type of book. During a creative period spent in
Crete, he subsequently succeeded in portraying one of the most difficult
periods of German history, the time of German fascism, with both
its painful overture and aftermath, from a highly personal as well
as spiritual perspective. Hardo's work narrates the exciting and
turbulent life of a poet (his father, shown above) and interweaves
the storyline with the political conditions of the time, enriching
both with a spiritual dimension. |
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