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Becoming a Divine Messiah follows twins on their 25th birthday as they enter their “Becoming” and learn the hidden history of New Earth. Tobias the white lion is one of the book’s most memorable figures. What does Tobias symbolize for you personally?
Tobias symbolizes the highest state of human consciousness and beyond. He embodies all the juicy 4D and 5D traits, behaviors, actions, and beliefs in those categories. He is strong and gentle. Wise and playful. Compassionate beyond belief. He can see right through you without judgment, shame, or disgust. He loves you unconditionally, even when you feel broken or lost within this world. He is a gift. A reminder that humanity can achieve the same greatness and oneness because we are One. Connected with everything and everyone. We are holy beings, and everyone can become a Divine Messiah.
He helps us understand, at a deeper level, that humanity was molded by society, our environment, peers, role models, and our belief systems into “perceiving and believing” that we are broken and unworthy of love. This leaves people feeling empty, fearful, and lost. He is the beacon of HOPE for humanity as the structures and systems we were indoctrinated into collapse around us during the 3D-to-4D timeline split.
The prose often reads like devotional writing or guided meditation. Did you consciously shape the language to create that meditative rhythm?
As a hypnotherapist, language is everything. Words mean everything. Our words are so powerful. They can lift a person up to greatness or destroy them for a lifetime. So, the words came from various sources, including the Divine Feminine, Tobias, Archangel Metatron, my higher self, and our Creators. I could feel and hear the difference in each chapter. I believe the reader can also.
Can you give us a glimpse inside Book 2 of the New Earth Golden Age Trilogy? Where will it take readers?
Book Two dives into what happens after the becoming process. Each person is given monthly credits to use as they wish. The credits are tracked and recorded because they are designed to be like currency. If the currency is being abused, a kind person will check in with that person to offer support. Assisting them in releasing any lingering generational trauma that might have skipped a generation. When you support your community or another community, additional credits are applied.
For example, if you want to go on a vacation, you can work overtime doing a job you love. If your home needs a new roof, the community pitches in to get it repaired or replaced. You need resources from another country; they are provided. We have enough. We are not greedy or selfish. We support one another. There is an allotment system. It is sort of like Habitat for Humanity.
And everyone does have a retirement plan. But when you love what you do, some people still enjoy being of service to others. There is no poverty, and everyone gets a free education, healthcare, and their basic needs met. So, your credits are not going towards taxes, funding a war, or building UFC fight structures in front of the White House. A little humor there.
AI is our friend. We use it for many things, which allow humans to no longer struggle in survival mode. People no longer steal, fight over food, lose wages, employment, water, housing, resources, various forms of insurance, retirement funds, etc. AI does the work that most people dislike.
AI is used in the education department and in medical exams to assist doctors. Since it is smarter than we are, we use it to help us become the best versions of ourselves, create clean water, grow organic crops, etc. It is not used in ways that take away our “Creative Spark”. Like music, art, writing books, or creating fake videos for entertainment purposes.
As for Danica and Ryan, they move out of the house and start their lives. They attend a council meeting. There will be romance, struggles, deep insights and realizations, and growth. Danica will grow closer to Marcos to see if that is where her heart leads her first. Tobias, being extremely patient, compassionate, and loving, will support her regardless of her life choices, impressing everyone! They have already spoken to me and shown me the conversation they will have, which will reveal what it truly means to be unconditionally loved by another within the 5th and 6th dimensions. I personally was in awe.
Danica will read Asilinn’s book, and it will not be easy. She will reveal her life journey, her moments of spiritual awakening, the tests from the universe and our Creators, and the path that led her to become a Divine Messiah, or the Monad. It might leave a few people in awe, wonder, disbelief, and question the power of the Divine once you embrace it and become it.
In book two, you will also learn more about Danica’s father, Willis. How he met Galene and how motherhood changed her reality and world. Danica’s dad is a pretty cool, chill, and mellow dude. Unlike Galene. The book will display how these two polar opposites complement each other and why they work.
You will also learn the differences between superficial love and what it is like to be loved unconditionally by another person.
And a teaser for book three, Aislinn does pick Tobias in the end after she learns a few painful lessons within the 4D framework. She will still have a home on Earth. She will be transformed into a white lion in a lovely devotion ceremony. It will end with her having a family as both Asilinn’s and Tobias’ dreams become a reality.
Danica makes this choice because she aligns more with higher states of consciousness, while Marcos is not ready to love her as she deserves. He is slow to change and can be complacent. Of course, Danica will still love Marcos for the lessons and gifts he has given her in their romantic relationship, but her self-worth and personal growth have surpassed Marcos. She craves Oneness, unconditional love, and unity with the friendships she makes on Vega.
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The roles no longer fit.
The stories no longer make sense.
The pain you carried begins to feel like a doorway instead of a punishment.
Some call this a breakdown.
Others call it an awakening.
Some call it healing.
Others call it the moment everything begins to fall apart, so something deeper can be rebuilt.
In Becoming a Divine Messiah, the journey of transformation is explored through the lens of human consciousness, trauma, love, identity, and the hidden architecture of the soul. Blending personal experience, psychological insight, and spiritual perspective, this book walks the reader through the inner stages of awakening. From pain and confusion to clarity, integration, and self-realization.
This is not a book about religion.
It is not a book about perfection.
It is a book about remembering who you were before the world told you who to be.
For those who feel different.
For those who have lived through deep emotional wounds.
For those who sense there is more to life than survival.
For those who are ready to step into the higher rooms of human consciousness.
And for those who sense that human consciousness is not broken… only unfinished.
This book is an invitation to step beyond survival and enter the higher rooms of your own becoming.
This book is an invitation to return to yourself.
Becoming a Divine Messiah ~ The Day of Becoming and Remembrance, Book 1: New Earth Golden Age Trilogy
Becoming a Divine Messiah, written by Kerie Logan, is a spiritual fantasy framed as an awakening narrative, following Danica and her twin brother Ryan on their twenty-fifth birthday as they enter their “Becoming” and begin learning the hidden history of New Earth. Through the sacred library, Paula’s orientation, the Fields of Time, Tobias the white lion, Archangel Metatron, and the remembered legacy of Aislinn, the novel blends family inheritance, metaphysical instruction, galactic mythology, and a vision of humanity transformed beyond fear, money, hierarchy, and spiritual amnesia.
This book is most compelling when its cosmic scale softens into intimacy. Danica feeding goats, Ryan joking his way through heavy revelations, their mother buying cupcakes after the ceremony, and the tropical sunset room inside the library all give the story a tenderness that keeps its vast theology from floating away into abstraction. The ideas are earnest and enormous, sometimes overwhelmingly so, but there’s genuine emotional heat beneath them. The book is asking, with real ache, what kind of world might be possible if trauma were no longer treated as destiny. Its vision of money disappearing, medicine becoming more intuitive, and community replacing punishment can feel idealized, yet I appreciated that the author doesn’t present ascension as escape. Again and again, the book returns to shadow work, grief, forgiveness, and the body. That insistence gives the spirituality more weight than simple wishfulness.
The writing is lush, devotional, and unguarded. At its best, the writing feels luminous and prayerful, especially in the scenes with Tobias and in the later revelations about Aislinn. I was moved by the way the book ties personal pain to collective healing, particularly in the final chapters, when Danica’s understanding of Aislinn becomes less like family pride and more like awe. The dialogue carries long passages of teaching, and recurring ideas of 3D fear, 5D consciousness, remembrance, and divine purpose sometimes give the story a more meditative rhythm than a fast-moving narrative pace. Yet even when the prose becomes emphatic, it rarely feels cynical or calculated. It feels deeply believed, and that sincerity is the book’s most persuasive quality.
I came away from Becoming a Divine Messiah feeling that it’s less a conventional fantasy novel than a visionary spiritual testament shaped into a story. Its strongest moments return to a simple emotional center: the longing to feel loved, guided, healed, and awake to one’s own sacred purpose. That’s where the novel lands best, not merely in its expansive mythology, but in its compassionate insistence that no one is beyond becoming. I’d recommend it to readers who are drawn to New Earth spirituality, channeled wisdom, ascension themes, angelic cosmology, and reflective fiction that values healing and transformation over plot-driven suspense.
Pages: 371 | ASIN : B0GVDFVCLH
