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Li Chen has memories of her former lifetimes as a Taoist warrior mystic. She draws upon her inner power to free herself of her subjugated position as a woman in ancient China and once more, like in her past lives, dwell the mountains of the wild and cultivate the Tao.
Daughter of Xiu is written in a poetic style while delivering Taoist spiritual principles through storytelling.
The author, like his protagonist Li Chen, has drawn upon his past-life impressions of Tao cultivation and the ancient Orient in order to sketch a tale both transcendental and yet deeply human.
Daughter of Xiu respectfully distances itself from Woke feminism; the story is available in both English and Dutch.
The book received a five-star rating on Reader's Favorite.
Daughter of Xiu is presently being revised

When the soul has given itself to many lifetimes of mystical self-cultivation, the consciousness has become refined through practices such as meditation and mindfulness. This allows the forgetful shadow of reincarnation to be lifted a little, allowing the author to offer a unique glimpse into his past lives as an Oriental mystic through his haiku, while also providing insight into the meaning of poetic mystical penmanship.
In Transcendental Haiku: Verses on the Transcendental Orient, the author calls upon his inborn spiritual giftedness to translate his past-life impressions of the mystical Orient into 99 haiku. His verses talk about the paradoxical nature of the transcendental Tao, mindful moments in nature, spiritual wisdom, the contrast between the mystic's mind and the standards of humanity, echoes of ancientry, society, the mystical recluse, love, and warriorhood.
The book received a five-star rating on Reader's Favorite.
Transcendenal Haiku is presently being revised

At least 2,400 years ago, the fabled Chinese sage Lao Zi composed Dao De Jing, portraying 81 verses that act as a guide for attaining a mystical attunement with the principles of nature, and became the foremost text of the Taoist philosophy. Due to a humble mystical giftedness, Aviilokín K'shi is in touch with the Tao cultivation of his previous lifetimes, and uses this to translate and interpret this ancient text. This translation is available both in English and in Dutch.
The book received a five-star rating on Reader's Favorite.
Dao De Jing is presently being revised