Addewid - Fractured Paradise Volume I

Fractured Paradise - Volume I:
The Awakening of the Henin ( )

Fractured Paradise: A Novel In Progress

by Oliver Smith
OliverSmith@CyberPoet.com

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Selection Table Fractured Paradise - Volume I
Synopsis	Outline	Glossary	Earth-Side Timeline
Volume II Outline	Volume III Outline	Volume IV Outline	David Maple-Green's Addewid Diary

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Volume I - Synopsis
( Selection Table / Outline / Top of Page )

Volume I of Fractured Paradise, The Awakening of the Henin, tells the story of the Henin, the Ones Who Have Always Been. The narrative begins at a point before the Henin have differentiated from the Inoleth, as told by one of the older Cwedl Tree to one who is younger.

The story tells of Ruvel's awakening, and the following disturbance that rippled throughout the Inoleth, awakening the rest of the Henin.

From the original chaos and silence of the Inoleth rose twelve voices: twelve entities of such scope, power and presence that they filled the infinite reaches of the Inoleth, and they demanded to exert their will upon all their was, but they found that they could not accomplish anything laws could be established that would bring order, continuity and clarity to their existence.

It is this emergence of the twelve Henin that is documented within the first Volume of David Maple-Green's account of how the three levels of Creative Manifestation came into existence and evolved as the Henin, Humans, and all of the life forms within the Inoleth interact with each other.

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Volume I Outline
( Selection Table / Synopsis / Top of Page )

( Story ) Awakening
( Story ) Rise of the Henin
( Story ) Cren's stories
( Story ) The Creation of Addewid
( Story ) The Creation of Inniscren
( Story ) The Henin take on physical forms
( Story ) The start of the relationship between Cren, Treven and Hesbrid
( The birth of the Addewid Triple Goddess Intredu )
( Story ) Cren's Vision of Law
( Story ) The Creation of Trees
( Story ) Ceremony of Lawgiving
The First Henin Council on Cuniliad Mountain
( Story ) The Creation of the Cedaw
( Story ) Growth of Diawl
( Story ) The creation of the Trindor by The Intredu
( Story ) The creation of the Cavnod by The Intredu
( Story ) Creation of Life and Death within the Cavnod.
( Story ) Impasse over Death
( Story ) The dissolution of the Intredu ( Cren, Treven, Hesbrid )
( Story ) Treven steals the Trindor.
( Story ) The Creation of the Morhu (Treven's sea guardians)
( Story ) The Creation of the Munev (the gateway whirlpools between Addewid and Annwn).
( Story ) The Creation of Annwn
( Story ) The Creation of the Lybrus
( Story ) Treven occupies Annwn.
( Story ) The Creation of Merca and Gure
( Story ) Merca Meets Diawl
( Story ) Merca and the Madru grove
( Story ) Cren's praise of Merca
( Story ) Arrival of Gure and Merca on earth
( Story ) Cren's decision to bring the spirits of humans into Addewid
( Story ) Cren's creation of the Yew trees around the Cavnod
( Story ) Henin Council of Judgment on the Intredu
( Story ) Nerth's proposal to Diawl
( Story ) Diawl speaks to Zoroaster.
( Story ) Diawl speaks to Abraham.
( Story ) Diawl speaks to Moshe through a burning bush.
( Story ) Cren appears to Ethbaal and his wife Emarra (the royal family over the Phoenician city states of Tyre, Canaan and Carthage) to tell them that their daughter Jezebel should be married to Ahab in Northern Israel. (ninth century BCE)
( Story ) At Cren's temple in Canaan, Cren speaks to Jezebel and tells her of a need to stop the spread of worship directed towards Nerth.
( Story ) At Jezebel's insistence, Ahab builds a temple to Cren in Samaria.
( Story ) Diawl appears to Elijah and tells him that Jezebel must be destroyed.
( Story ) Jezabel versus Elijah
( Story ) Jezebel is killed by Jehu and left on the streets to be eaten by dogs.
( Story ) Treven speaks to Siddartha (Siddhattha) Gautama (Gotama) (born in 563 BCE) beneath a Bodhi tree in the Uruvela forest.
( Story ) Miryam and Loruhamah meet as children
( Story ) Miryam and Loruhamah become Priestesses to Cren in Magdala
( Story ) Miryam and Loruhamah become pregnant at Cren's temple in Magdala
( Story ) Miryam impregnated by Cren.
( Story ) Mag's birth to Loruhamah in Magdala at Cren's Temple
( Story ) Yoshef's proposal of marriage to Miryam.
( Story ) Birth of Hian and Leiad in Bethlehem
( Story ) Miryam's Temple friends arrive in Bethlehem and take Leiad back to the Temple in Magdala.
( Story ) Hian and Mag meet and become lovers
( Story ) Hian and Mag marry.
( Story ) Cren gives Hian his Addewid name in the desert
( Story ) Diawl tempts Hian
( Story ) Mag accused of adultery
( Story ) Hian passes his Addewid name to Mag by writing in sand
( Story ) Diawl creates the Lance of Death in Addewid
( Story ) Diawl's meeting with Longinus
( Story ) Longinus kills Hian on the cross
( Story ) Hian spends time with Treven in Annwn
( Story ) Hian is brought to Addewid through Munev Goleth by Treven
( Story ) Mag hides the Lance of Death at Cren's Temple in Magdala
( Story ) Mag moves the Lance of Death from Magdala to Jerusalem after C.E. 70
( Story ) Lance of Death hidden by Cren's priestesses until Knights Templars
( Story ) Mag dies of old age in Cren's Jerusalem temple (88CE).
( Story ) Mag enters Addewid
( Story ) A deithryn concubine, with her ceffylmor (Cilota), arrives at Mag's island, looking for Meithrin fruit.
( Story ) The concubine finds out that Mag is looking for Hian and that Mag has been given Hian's Addewid name.

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