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The Astral Imperative, Vol. III

ReGenesis

Humanity faces Extinction …

Twelve years have passed since the second manned mission to Mars. A colony of several hundred people is thriving in the surface, but interest in the Dream Machine, and its promise of salvation has waned. Humanity is wallowing in a self-perpetuating malaise until its existence is again threatened by catastrophic climate change.

Yuri Popovitch, the only survivor of the first manned mission to Mars, wakes from a twelve year trance and challenges the status quo with his mind-boggling vision of the future. Is he enlightened, or is he delusional? Is he living proof of a quantum entanglement, or the personification of evil?

Despair fosters criminality on Earth and on Mars. Humanity is edging toward annihilation when an unlikely boy genius emerges from the chaos and despair with the answer to the mystery behind the Dream Machine—for the right price.

The Astral Imperative: To find the source, to traverse the heavens and penetrate the mind of God.

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Perhaps as readers contemplate some of the technological, ecological and spiritual issues that Dresner raises in ReGenesis, they will begin to see just a little more clearly into the future.

A triumphant and challenging end to a remarkable trilogy!

The Astral Imperative, Vol. III – Review, Boulder Weekly

Vol. III - ReGenesis - Dresner´s lastest is out of this world! Yuri Popovich sits silently in the lotus position on Mars, his heart registering just one beat a minute, as Robert Dresner’s thought-provoking evolutionary novel ReGenesis opens.

Popovich, the lone survivor of the original mission to Mars, has completely retreated into himself and has sat in his seemingly unconscious state in a cave for 12 years as new settlers come and gawk at him.

In a moment of desperation, Richard, another astronaut who has been stranded on Mars for more than a decade and is feared and ostracized by the other colonists, pleads with the meditating man to help him save the petty, earth-centered colonists from themselves. He doesn’t expect an answer but gets one. Yuri simply states, “I am here.”

Richard is startled. He asks, “What happened to you Yuri? Where did you go? Tell me, please, if you can. I need to know. What did you see?”...

The Astral Imperative, Vol. III – Review, Arsen Kashkashian

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