"Day 0? Wake up, Love!" - eBook

When you realize you're still stuck in the dark, you know something must be done differently.

A secret experiment. One month.The same question is asked almost every day. Different answers, yet similar feelings.

The veil is lifted, and light appears. The shift is happening. The Soul is fully awakened. The fire is rising, and she becomes the fire. The endings are here, and new beginnings are coming.

A secret book is revealed.

This is the book that saved my life:

DAY 0? WAKE UP, LOVE!

• RELEASE DATE of the ebook format (EN): 23 MAY 2024. On VesakBuddha Day. This is one of the most significant holidays in Buddhism. It commemorates the birth, enlightenment (nirvana), and death (parinirvana) of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became known as the Buddha.

"On Vesak Day, temples are lit up with lamps (symbolizing the radiance of knowledge and awareness), flowers are offered to statues of Buddha (symbolizing purity and love), and charity events are organized for the poor and homeless (embodying peace and compassion)."

„In general, ‘Buddha’ means ‘Awakened One’, someone who has awakened from the sleep of ignorance and sees things as they really are. A Buddha is a person who is completely free from all faults and mental obstructions. There are many people who have become Buddhas in the past, and many people will become Buddhas in the future.

"Through the force of his or her compassion, a Buddha spontaneously does whatever is appropriate to benefit others. He/ she has no need to think about what is the best way to help living beings – he/ she naturally and effortlessly acts in the most beneficial way. Just as the sun does not need to motivate itself to radiate light and heat but does so simply because light and heat are its very nature, so a Buddha does not need to motivate himself to benefit others but does so simply because being beneficial is his very nature."

"Like the reflections of the moon that effortlessly appear in any body of still water, a Buddha’s emanations spontaneously appear wherever living beings’ minds are capable of perceiving them.

Buddhas can emanate in any form whatsoever to help living beings.Sometimes they manifest as Buddhists and sometimes as non-Buddhists.

They can manifest as women or men, monarchs or tramps, law-abiding citizens or criminals. They can even manifest as animals, as wind or rain, or as mountains or islands.

Unless we are a Buddha ourself we cannot possibly say who or what is an emanation of a Buddha."