The Blaise Conjunction

About the Book

“The councilors had placed a book upon the table, its cover pale blue edged in silver. The title was The Theosophon. They slid it towards me.”

Philomena Wilcox, Ph.D., retired professor of music, pianist, passionate devotee of Russian composers like Scriabin and Rachmaninov, thinks she is merely editing a series of prolix journals by the desert recluse Blaise. One day in 2029 she took delivery of 7,000 pages of his arcane diary entries spanning a 20-year period.

His story—what he thinks and writes about—is exceedingly odd, mystical, and perplexing. He is anticipating a planetary event to take place in 2033. Soon enough, Philomena discovers she, impossibly, is part of this story, in fact, will be a keystone in this epochal event. It’s as if through the journal pages Blaise talks directly to her and pulls her into his world of wisdom-angels, geomantic patterns, and designer planets.

The pages are encoded with activation triggers. Over a three-year period, she starts to remember her true story, her astonishing past. It’s a nonstop tutorial in the Mysteries. Taught by the human Blaise and his angelic mentors, also called Blaise, seemingly right now, in the present moment. Except upwards of 35 years or more separate them in the world of linear time. Her familiar world starts to fall apart.

The event is called the Theosophon. Blaise writes about it, but she designed it. That’s startling enough, but Philomena is astonished to remember that she designed it eons ago in another galaxy. The Earth was created as a performance stage for it.

The Theosophon is a multidimensional musical event involving the collective consciousness of humanity, the Earth, and the spiritual world. The overture of the fulfillment of the purpose of the Earth and humanity. Yes, Philomena is an integral part of this unique event, but it will cost her more than she ever thought possible.

About the Author

Richard Leviton is the author of 24 books on myth, consciousness, and the global geomantic landscape, notably My Pal, Blaise (2012), Hierophantic Landscapes (2011), Walking in Albion (2010), Santa Fe Light (2009), Welcome to Your Designer Planet! (2007), The Galaxy on Earth, Looking for Arthur, The Emerald Modem, Signs on the Earth, and Encyclopedia of Earth Myths. He is the director/founder of the Blue Room Consortium, a cosmic mysteries think-tank based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. A trained and certified clairvoyant, Leviton teaches clairvoyant tools and development as well as their applications with geomantic protocols to engage with the planet—to “plug in.” Since 1984, he has been interacting with and describing the Earth’s Light body, and, through workshops, trainings, and geomantic field trips, facilitating people to have directed visionary encounters with the planet.