The Guardian, is a novel in which pages flow the purest and most inner feelings of every man, riding on that thin line that borders on the two mirror aspects of everyone's life: reality and fantasy. Two worlds where facts and events are enclosed which, although lived in the utopian world of human illusions, run parallel to that path that unwittingly, at times, undertakes to seek those long-denied truths. Are we children of the stars or are the stars our sisters?
Light, energy and love, these are the parts that animate our becoming, very often hidden or imposed. We have forgotten who we are, they have reset our minds, we have been forced to live in the limbo of ignorance, fed only with the bread of uncertainty, and quenched our thirst from that putrid source from which our greatest fears arise.
Yet thanks to that light, to that primordial energy that dwells in each of us, someone manages, with difficulty, to escape the tight grip, the thick meshes of that conditioning induced since our youngest age. In this book I have emphasized the importance of one over the many. A key role from which and on which that part of awareness travels that would allow each of us to evolve, to get in perfect harmony with our own soul part.
The writing of this book, therefore, from the top of that imaginary world where dreams fly, tells some moments of a bumpy journey that began years ago, showing the fatigue, the uncertainties, the fears that I had to fight day after day, to reach that place, where we will all be called to choose how far we are willing to go, to know the truth.