Books with title Message of the Mountain

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I like to believe that fear is just faith contaminated. So if we fear something enough, the best thing to do is to push right through to the end, knowing that no matter the outcome, it will be the end of the journey and the beginning of a new one. For Vishnu, this was exactly the case. After losing his son to an evil witch, Vishnu fought through endless journeys, never knowing when enough was enough. Until the end of what seemed to be his life was the price he had to pay for his peace of mind.

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A simple act of obedience has the power to change the world.Jubal wants only to live in peace, but ancient feuds steal away any hope of tranquility. War overtakes Kindolin, and Jubal finds himself flung into a quest of even greater antiquity. For victory lies not in the strength of arms but in a promise given long ago. His path, fraught with betrayal, loss, and his own lack of faith, carries him far beyond the boundaries of Kindolin. Will he be strong enough to lay down his own life in fulfillment of his task? Or will Kindolin disappear into the pages of history?Journey back to the first age of men in this final installment of the Mountain Trilogy that ties Song to his family’s very earliest beginnings.