This book is a wonder, and very unpredictable. As the life of a nameless traveler slips into the realm of the surreal, his dreams step forward, becoming the setting for the most profound of journeys; The one in which we realize Jesus dwelling fully within. Reminiscent of Descartes'' Discourse on the Method, Oscar Wilde''s The Portrait of Dorian Gray, John Bunyan''s Pilgrims Progress, and Lewis Carroll''s Through the Looking Glass, this book explores the spirituality of man on the most subjective level. In essence, it asks the questions: How can a man know Christ? To what depth? and Why don''t all seek to know Him and love Him in this manner? Lush with beautiful descriptions and a passion for Christ, this book is a spring-board for a deeper fellowship with Christ. It provides excellent substance for meditation and reflection, opening up a whole new world to contemplate.

A man pens his reminiscences of life at the Cape Blanco lighthouse in the 1960s.