Your self-esteem, how you perceive yourself, is determined by your thoughts. Your thoughts determine who you are. You become your thoughts. You have one thought per second. Unfortunately, most of your thoughts are negative. Negative thinking causes a low self-image. Depression. Unhappiness. Humans are infected with an emotional virus that is responsible for all the pain and suffering on Planet Earth. There is a cure for the deadly virus. The answer is found in Octilogy: Eight Great Treasures. Change your thoughts, change your life. Enjoy your journey.
Humans are infected with an emotional virus that is responsible for all the pain and suffering on Planet Earth. The virus—the Dark Plague—came from outer space. A rebellious teenager travels to another planet and during his perilous quest for Octilogy’s first great treasure—love—he discovers a cure for the deadly virus.
Hunter Wainright must make the highest choice—remain on Planet Millennium to save the life of Eve, his first love, or return to Earth with a cure for the Dark Plague. Eight daynights earlier, the rebellious teenager travels to the mysterious planet and meets a sage, Metamorphosis, who convinces Hunter to travel the Open Road and discover Octilogy’s first great treasure—love. Eve, teenager from Planet Epiphany, joins Hunter and the sage on the dangerous journey through the Underworld of Answers into the Upperworld of Wisdom. During Hunter’s epic struggle to overcome the wrath of Ex and the Extractors, villains of low self-esteem, he witnesses the aftermath of the emotional virus that has infected both Earth and Millennium.
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Mel Wayne
As a champion of change, Mel Wayne has dedicated the past ten years writing his debut philosophical fantasy novel, Octilogy: Eight Great Treasures. With the vision of helping readers discover personal insights into who they really are—how to dramatically improve their lives, “change your thoughts, change your life”—Mel Wayne’s story for the ages combines philosophy with fantasy, education with entertainment—edutainment—offering an epic adventure that invites readers to begin their own journey of self-discovery.
Mel Wayne is a fan of Lewis Carroll, Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, Lao Tze, Socrates, Michael Crichton, J.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Stephen King, Peter Jackson, George Lucus, James Cameron, Stan Lee and all the great story tellers.
Mel admires the Thought Changers like Wayne Dyer, Neal Donald Walsh, Deepok Chopra, Fred A. Wolf, Castaneda, Dass, Ruiz, Sai Baba, Bradshaw, Tolle, Redfield, Millman, Pirsig, Moawad, Joseph Campbell and all the great masters of our time.
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