Nicoleta Taylor’s Terrans is an astral journey into our shared global consciousness. I found her collection of poems to be a thoughtful reflection of human existence, which is needed now more than ever, as we continue to impact “Mothership Terra.”
One of my favorites, “One Country” takes the reader through an imagined landscape of our planet as one country of unity, free from political, racial, and social divide.
Five of the poems offer a deep dive into the elements fire, air, water, earth. The inclusion of the poem “Love” immediately following the elements asks the reader to consider love as the final element, the archelement, which creates life and oversees the others.
I am still working to deconstruct “Blueprint” and the possible meaning of the numeric values referenced. I originally thought perhaps they were tied to frequencies of color, or perhaps rgb color code. I do love a puzzle and will enjoy continuing to work to understand it completely.
I am still in awe of how seamlessly and eloquently Nicoleta was able to tie together science, consciousness, and love. After reading (and re-reading) the entire collection, what resonates the most for me is the question she asks at the end of the prologue, “Quo Vadis, Terrans?”
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An astral journey into our shared global consciousness
Nicoleta Taylor’s Terrans is an astral journey into our shared global consciousness. I found her collection of poems to be a thoughtful reflection of human existence, which is needed now more than ever, as we continue to impact “Mothership Terra.” One of my favorites, “One Country” takes the reader through an imagined landscape of our planet as one country of unity, free from political, racial, and social divide. Five of the poems offer a deep dive into the elements fire, air, water, earth. The inclusion of the poem “Love” immediately following the elements asks the reader to consider love as the final element, the archelement, which creates life and oversees the others. I am still working to deconstruct “Blueprint” and the possible meaning of the numeric values referenced. I originally thought perhaps they were tied to frequencies of color, or perhaps rgb color code. I do love a puzzle and will enjoy continuing to work to understand it completely. I am still in awe of how seamlessly and eloquently Nicoleta was able to tie together science, consciousness, and love. After reading (and re-reading) the entire collection, what resonates the most for me is the question she asks at the end of the prologue, “Quo Vadis, Terrans?”
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- Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2022
Nicoleta Taylor’s Terrans is an astral journey into our shared global consciousness. I found her collection of poems to be a thoughtful reflection of human existence, which is needed now more than ever, as we continue to impact “Mothership Terra.”
An astral journey into our shared global consciousness
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2022
One of my favorites, “One Country” takes the reader through an imagined landscape of our planet as one country of unity, free from political, racial, and social divide.
Five of the poems offer a deep dive into the elements fire, air, water, earth. The inclusion of the poem “Love” immediately following the elements asks the reader to consider love as the final element, the archelement, which creates life and oversees the others.
I am still working to deconstruct “Blueprint” and the possible meaning of the numeric values referenced. I originally thought perhaps they were tied to frequencies of color, or perhaps rgb color code. I do love a puzzle and will enjoy continuing to work to understand it completely.
I am still in awe of how seamlessly and eloquently Nicoleta was able to tie together science, consciousness, and love. After reading (and re-reading) the entire collection, what resonates the most for me is the question she asks at the end of the prologue, “Quo Vadis, Terrans?”
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