The Mountain

By A. D. Nance

At a plant on Cona-3-Cha, Eldon receives visions of his future. He scales two mountains of different times and places in synchronicity.
An outside higher power evidently wants to help him in his search for the Source in ways beyond mere ibee understanding.
This is based on an actual event in eastern Tennessee in May of 2001.

• Language: English
• Publisher: A. D. Nance
• Release date: Apr 20, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311126399

A. D. Nance

Originally from Oklahoma, I now reside on the Carolina coast. I wrote Leonardo Who? in 1993, then revised and published in 2013. In 1997 I was able to write an account of my 6+ years I lived in New York. In April 2014 I published Poems of a Common Man - a collection of poems and song over the decades. In May 2014, part one of an upward looking epic fantasy was published - My Stars and Other Highlights. The writing is complete. The artwork is in progress. Audio version part one is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FWeQT4z37c I hope to continue walking on beaches with my #1'star' Sally.

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THE MOUNTAIN

My Stars and Other Highlights

Part Twelve

Copyright 2015 A.D.Nance

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CONTENTS:

16: The Mountain

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The liquid substance coarsed rapidly through the transparent tube, now haltingly, then surged through at super speed. It was one of several tubes leading to the M-Comp assembly unit in section Ao-7 of the Terrinyola Assembly Plant on Cona-3-Cha. The various lights on the M-Comp blinked. A dial displayed the progress of the assembly – 60%, 75%, 100%. With a loud beep, a small round object, black and shiny, thicker in the center, dropped down onto a conveyor and moved forward. It was a so-called seemark, a holo-disc with accumulated evidence supporting the idea of a Creator/Source. They were being produced by the hundreds of thousands, soon to be millions.

A certain feeling of satisfaction and life-goal progress now rested on Eldon as he inspected some of the production lines. This was part of his routine each day when he was not in his office there. He was offering his services as an advisor. Communications from various parts of the galaxy were delivered to him. Eldon then catalogued them, and from his experience, wrote commentary for each item.