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The Myths of Fetretat
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- Date de parution22/08/2023
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Résumé
THE MYTHS OF FETRETATA Brief Account of Creations' Long JourneyThe first existential questions ever asked were - Who are we? Where did we come from? To where are we heading? You probably think that these questions were raised by the great minds in philosophy and metaphysical sciences. However, these questions were first contemplated not by the earthly mortal beings, rather by the living creatures found in the heavenly world.
Some of them tried their best to resolve the mystery in their own way, which later determined not only their fate but also our life here on earth. In his own style of narration, the Ethiopian author Teninet Setegn now sheds light on the riddles of creations bringing up some of the rarest ideas that take you back to the first scene when the curtain of existence opened up. Not only that, the book will take you into a far future to show you the ending scenes of creations.
Will these scenes be appealing or appalling?
Some of them tried their best to resolve the mystery in their own way, which later determined not only their fate but also our life here on earth. In his own style of narration, the Ethiopian author Teninet Setegn now sheds light on the riddles of creations bringing up some of the rarest ideas that take you back to the first scene when the curtain of existence opened up. Not only that, the book will take you into a far future to show you the ending scenes of creations.
Will these scenes be appealing or appalling?
