BOOKs
SELECTED WRITINGS FOR THE LISTENING SOUL
RED DUST, GOLDEN LIGHT
As told to Sophia Bell by Professor Wang Ming
A journey across landscapes and lifetimes — where ancient truths, hidden histories, and quiet awakenings illuminate one man’s search for meaning. From sacred mountains to secret persecution, this is not just a story — it’s a spiritual odyssey.
Through fading cities and whispers of forgotten wisdom, the book unveils a world unseen — one where silence holds power, and the soul’s longing becomes light. Red Dust, Golden Light is a meditation on truth, resilience, and the journey toward something greater than ourselves.
AFTER POWER: THE LEGACY
Julian Lee, based on conversations with a former U.S. President
After Power: The Legacy presents a rare and reflective account from a former U.S. President — not of his policies or victories, but of the deeper truths he came to face when the spotlight dimmed.
Through intimate conversations, the book reveals a voice once shaped by duty, now freed to speak of conscience, cost, and meaning.
As the narrative shifts from governance to grace, After Power: The Legacy invites readers to reflect on what remains when authority fades.
This is not a tale of titles or triumphs, but a meditation on responsibility, silence, and the luminous path that only begins after power ends.
LIGHTS BEYOND THE LAB
By Henry Lowell, based on the accounts of a Nobel Prize–winning physicist from a major U.S. university
In a rare and candid exchange, Lights Beyond the Lab invites readers into a profound dialogue with a Nobel Prize–winning physicist who dares to speak about what science cannot quantify — consciousness, metaphysics, and the unseen layers of reality. This is not a book of scientific speculation, but of thresholds — where reason yields to the unexplainable.
Blending rigorous thought with moments of awakened perception, this conversation traverses the hidden architecture of the universe, revealing insights into the soul’s origin, multidimensional space, and the spiritual laws that underpin existence.
Lights Beyond the Lab is a quiet yet powerful call — not only to question more deeply, but to perceive beyond what eyes can see.
THE RED VEIL
As told to Sophia Bell
(based on interviews with a former Chinese official who defected to the USA)
Behind the grandeur of modern China lies a hidden world veiled in silence. In this rare and gripping interview, journalist Sophia Bell speaks with a former high-ranking official who escaped the regime. His story reveals the unspoken truths of political control, suppressed faith, and the quiet suffering that millions endure behind closed doors.
The Red Veil is not a political manifesto—it is a testimony. One that brings voice to the voiceless, and light to what was meant to remain unseen.
ECHOES BEFORE TIME
By Henry Lowell, based on the accounts of a senior archaeologist from a major U.S. university
Did our civilization truly begin just five thousand years ago? Or are we merely the latest chapter in a far older, forgotten story? In Echoes Before Time, journalist Henry Lowell follows the trail of a reclusive archaeologist whose decades of research—through anomalous artifacts and megalithic ruins—reveal a cyclic history of mankind, where great civilizations have risen and vanished without a trace.
More than a record of strange relics, this book challenges the accepted timeline and questions the foundations of Darwinian theory. Echoes Before Time doesn’t aim to persuade—but to awaken.
A TEMPLE WITHOUT WALLS
Julian Lee
As told by a Chinese monk cultivating Falun Dafa
A Temple Without Walls is not just the story of a monk. It is the unfolding of a soul’s journey beyond stone temples and sacred scripts, into the raw, silent heart of truth.
From the misty mountains of rural China to the unseen prisons of belief and persecution, this book follows the extraordinary life of a man who walked away from form, ritual, and dogma — only to discover, in a most unexpected way, the path that transcends all forms.
Penned by journalist Julian Lee, this true account reveals a world many dare not speak of — where faith is tested not by trials, but by clarity; and where a “temple” may arise in the unlikeliest of places: a labor camp, a crowded train station, or the stillness of a suburban park in America.
THE LAST BELLS
Written by Henry Lowell, based on ancient prophecies from East and West
For centuries, prophets from distant lands and ancient empires have spoken of a time when humanity would face a great reckoning—a collapse, a cleansing, and the dawn of a new age. Though scattered across history and culture, many of their visions point to the same pivotal moment: now.
In The Last Bells, journalist Henry Lowell brings together these echoes from East and West, revealing an uncanny convergence between forgotten scrolls, sacred scriptures, and modern-day revelations. This book is not merely a collection of prophecies—it is a warning, a reflection, and perhaps, a final call before the storm.
THEY WERE HERE BEFORE US
Written by Julian Lee, based on the account of a spiritual cultivator whose third eye has been opened.
They were not just visitors from distant stars—they may have been here long before humanity etched its first words into stone. From enigmatic carvings and ageless pyramids to the astonishing idea that the Moon might be an ancient spacecraft, this book takes you on a journey to revisit Earth’s forgotten past.
Told through the testimony of a spiritual cultivator whose third eye has been opened, They Were Here Before Us explores more than alien presence—it delves into the hidden layers of human origin, the purpose of existence, and the silent echoes of civilizations that came before us.
THOUSAND LIVES
Written by Sophia Bell, based on the past-life stories of a young boy
What if a child could remember not just one past life, but many—spanning lost civilizations, ancient empires, and celestial realms beyond our world? At just ten years old, a boy begins to recall vivid memories of being a king, a beggar, a high deity, and a builder of pyramids under forgotten suns.
Based on his extraordinary visions and recollections, Thousand Lives invites readers on a journey across time and space, where the soul reawakens in different forms, cultures, and destinies. A tale that blurs the line between myth and memory—and dares us to ask: Who were we before we were born?
