Genesis ex Nihilo - Teeples, Tyson
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In book III of the Exodus Ad Aeternum series, complete the journey of the warrior as he seeks to approach the Tree of Life at the center of his soul. He learns to discern his own emotional, physical, intellectual, and spiritual energy and wield it in wisdom to build a firm foundation of personal purpose and joy. Across time and space there is another who wends her way through the world, and arises from the ashes of a broken past, collecting her instruments of conscious ascension and creating a sense of wholeness. As they each create order within their own hearts and minds, a metaphysical force…mehr

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In book III of the Exodus Ad Aeternum series, complete the journey of the warrior as he seeks to approach the Tree of Life at the center of his soul. He learns to discern his own emotional, physical, intellectual, and spiritual energy and wield it in wisdom to build a firm foundation of personal purpose and joy. Across time and space there is another who wends her way through the world, and arises from the ashes of a broken past, collecting her instruments of conscious ascension and creating a sense of wholeness. As they each create order within their own hearts and minds, a metaphysical force of love creates a conduit of attraction to pull them together at last, where they realize that in their climb to the tree, they cannot go alone. They must approach the tree of life hand in hand.
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Tyson J. Teeples grew up in a small, close-knit community in Southeast Idaho. Reminiscent of the Enoch's forest village, it possessed a sense of unity and community that remains a treasured memory. Was the community really a safe space, or was it Tyson's perception through the window of childlike innocence?Leaving his Zion-like community, Tyson embarked on an educational adventure spanning fourteen years. This journey was fraught with both moments of light and periods of darkness. Attending both Harvard Medical School and The Mayo Clinic School of Medicine, he completed diverse rotations including: inpatient mental health, hospital psychology consultations, adolescent emergency psychology, neuroanatomy, genetics, and critical-care trauma.Two doctorate degrees combined with broad observation of the human experience were enlightening. These experiences led Tyson to practice oral and maxillofacial surgery with a side passion for behavioral psychology, philosophy, and social science.Tyson and his wife Stephanie live in Alpine, Utah, and have seven children.