The Spirit Leonel

In a time when there were no historical records, there lived a Celtic princess who dreamed of being a warrior to free her people from the yoke of the Romans.She involved in intricate conspiracies, she was not shaken by the illusion of power, maintaining her will to fight for freedom and justice.At the same time, she felt passion and desire arise, discovering that love knows no hostilities and unites enemies.Accompanied by an African goddess -who in this story is called Oy , name of the Yoruba tradition-, she followed the destiny that spirituality reserved for her, revealing that the borders between peoples are imaginary and incapable of destroying affinities and designs drawn for the upper plane.

Jaqueline is a 19-year-old girl. Full of life and dreams, she thinks of a better future for herself and her brother Maur cio, ten years younger than her. They are the children of Rosemary, a nursing technician at a public hospital in Vila Velha, Esp rito Santo. Jaqueline's father died a few years ago, and her mother married Dimas, a womanizer and a fan of aguardiente. Dimas has been sexually abusing Jaqueline since she became a child. She tries to tell her mother the truth, but Rosemary, jealous and possessive as well as very insecure, does not believe her daughter. Rosemary dies and Jaqueline and Maur cio no longer want to live with Dimas. After all, there is no longer any bond between them. During a fight, Jaqueline stabs Dimas. He falls practically lifeless, and she and her brother flee to Rio de Janeiro. There, Jaqueline is unable to find work and she becomes a prostitute at the invitation of Lampi o, a pimp in the port area. Through Lampi o, Jaqueline meets federal deputy Igor Lafayete, a man with the most bizarre sexual desires. He subjects Jaqueline to uncomfortable intimate situations. She puts up with everything in silence because she needs to play the role of a sister. Lafayete has an advisor - later he is known to be his half-brother -, C zar. He tries to help Jaqueline within his limits and also to free himself from the clutches of Lafayete, who eventually becomes fascinated by Jaqueline, he even thinks of killing his wife, Sophia. Dimas reappears alive. The encounter between him and Jaqueline provokes another tragedy. At the same time, the story of Alice married to Lucian, daughter of Eve and Celso, unfolds. She has a sister, Denise. Both of them get along very well until a secret from their parents' past comes to light and changes their relationship and lives. It should be noted that Alice was born glued to another girl, Bruna. The xiphopagus sisters underwent surgery and Bruna could not resist, although, from time to time, she appears in spirit to Alice while she sleeps. Jaqueline and Alice dream of each other recurrently. Interesting fact: they are the same person, and Jaqueline lived in 2015. Alice lives in 2219. Would they be two incarnations told in the same story? If they are the same person, would Alice change Jaqueline's past and avoid the tragedy of over 200 years ago?A novel that deals with parallel dimensions, with the many lives that the spirit can experience simultaneously, in the various dimensions existing in the universe.

Nothing replaces the experience. However, when you rush to judge the attitudes of others according to your own standards, you believe that you are in possession of the truth. How delusional How can you know what is happening inside others? How can you evaluate the emotions you have never felt? How can you know what goes beyond appearances? How can you find out the limits of your resistance and some temptations, if you have never been tempted? Vanity makes us believe that you know the best solution for the problems of others. Life's wisdom tries to show the relativism of your judgment, working your intelligence in many ways, but if you resist, attached to your own concepts, a situation like the one you criticized appears in your life, so that, FEELING IN YOUR SKIN, you can understand this relativism and learn to respect the privacy of others.

This is the end of the trilogy that began with the book "Eeeling in One's skin" passing through "Love is not to be played with" until arriving at this one, "Memories that the wing brings" that closes the history of the Sales from Albuquerque and the slave To a, who was linked to them by ties of love and hate from the past.The sequence of events, which began 200 years ago, ends in Cabo Frio (Cape Cold), the birthplace of my grandfather Edmundo, who introduced Leonel to the real characters, in spirit, so that he could bring his story as an example to us all. But the story is not his, nor was he the one who lived it. His characters are people he once knew, even though he had no closer relationship with any of them. Those were things of small towns, at the end of the 19th century, where everyone knew each other, at least by name or when they found out about it.As my grandfather told me, they are a family like many others, but whose truths we do not know. No one ever knew about the drama that took place in that house, and, for the city's inhabitants, they were just people who lived there, halfway through everything and everyone. Quiet and unimportant people, who did not attract anyone's attention.But the death of the body awakens these truths and then is when we see that they will never be unimportant.M nica de Castro

The central essence of the work is the approach to issues related to social and existential problems. It presents, through short chapters a unique opportunity to reflect on the behavior of a person as a social and spiritual being.As a child, Augustus abruptly separates from his best friend and his parents force him to become a priest. What at first had been seen as an obligation, over time was exercised with love and dedication.But her life changes completely and her innermost feelings are put to the test when she meets Rafaela, a young woman committed to the fight against the military dictatorship, who after having arrested her boyfriend for the repression, finds herself alone and with nowhere to go.A story of forbidden love, persecution, homosexuality and loyalty set during the "Years of Lead", one of the most conflictive moments in Brazil's recent history.

In this new novel, the lifestyle of hard-working and humble people changes completely after a family secret that raises doubts and reveals prejudices comes to light.With complex characters, complex life stories, omissions, love and rancor are some of the ingredients that challenge the reader to immerse themselves in this captivating plot.It all starts when Margaret, a housekeeper for a wealthy family in Rio de Janeiro, has an affair with Anderson, a 14-year-old boy, the son of her employers, and she ends up getting pregnant. Rebels, Bernadette and Graciliano dismiss her and forbid her son to take on the child. Desperate, Margaret indulges in drink while still pregnant, and when the child is born, she wanders the city not knowing what to do. She ends up leaving it in a dumpster. She repented, hours later, she goes in search of the child, who had already been found by Clementina and Leontina, God-fearing sisters. Desperate, Margaret walks into the first bar she sees and is kicked out for not having any money. She dies run over near the place where she abandoned her son. Not realizing that she had disincarnated, Margaret enlists the help of Felix, a companion of hers from her past lives, to understand what happened.Through intricate and surprising ways, Margaret's story is intertwined with Clementina's and other characters. The fate of Marcos Wellington, the son abandoned by one and adopted by the other, is just beginning to be traced. He will find love, but he will face social and racial prejudice, as well as jealousy, envy and revenge. He and other characters will also discover the true meaning of forgiveness and freedom of choice between them. The difficulties that life imposes will serve to show that the effort of the soul for the good always brings rewards. The greatest prize is the people conquered and with whom the true value of life is discovered.

Exchanges of energy speak louder than words in dealing with people, creating the bonds of sympathy or rejection, influencing our relationship choices. Our affinities, psychological and cultural values, prejudices, interests also interfere in this process.On a day-to-day basis, you select friendships and you can control differences well, but what about family relationships, when life puts people in your way with whom you will have to relate for life?What do you do when you love one childperson and reject another, plunging into guilt without finding explanations for your feelings?The cause goes beyond the simple exchange of everyday energies and is hidden in unresolved problems from other lives that come back for a solution.No matter how hard you try, you cannot keep that person out of your life. She/he will be close to the solution. Or, if you prefer: UNTIL LIFE SET THEM APART.Zibia Gasparetto