Hi!<br /><br />I have started the long process of writing a novel, an account of my spiritual journey to enlightenment, in the form of a narrative. Some chapters are already finished while others will take months to write. Every chapter will show a different stage in the evoution of the main character and reflect his perception of the world. As the main character evolves over the years, realising more and more the true nature of reality the style of writing should reflect it. In the beginning the chapters reflect the troubled mind, tormented with thoughts, the problems of the refusal of the main character to adapt to the society and world around him. Later in his journey as&nbsp;he experiences all kind of different stages of consciousness which gradually change his awareness of reality, goal will be that those changes of perception will be reflected in the writing style. In the beginning long sentences overburdened with words are tormenting the mind of the protagonist, later when he learns to still his mind, thoughts are only perceived as not originating from his brain, but seen like clouds in the sky. The last chapters of the book will only be fragments trying to describe the highest manifestation of reality which he was finally able to realise. This will probably be best expressed through simple poetry, words in which the energy is more important than the meaning until nothing can be said or written anymore.<br /><br />Its a challenge for me to find an editor who has this kind of spiritual understanding the book requires.<br /><br />I am sending you one of the first chapters of my book. In this the protagonist who has not even a name in the beginning meets his first teacher in the form of a tattoo artist and his wife and sets the first step in &nbsp;showing to himself his disillusion with the world and beginning of a journey.<br />As he had a terrible childhood, mostly spent in his room, with extremely conservative parents and is often completely under the influence of marihuana, his thinking is angry, disillusioned and he hasn't yet found a way to deal with the society around him. Meeting the tattoo artist is his first attempt to venture out of it and he meets people who live on the edge of society which he never encountered and he is amazed that they have a very different view to the world as his parents etc.&nbsp;<br />For the writing style as he is mostly stoned, his sense of reality is bent, he perceives for example the tattoo artist as looking like a jaguar.<br /><br />I send you the full chapter so that you maybe can get an idea if you are the right person for this project.<br /><br />Thanks<br />arthur