Spiridon Misava

TALES of KIND GRANDPARENTS by Spiridon Misava

The great discovery of the author of this book is in favor of the mature people and lies in the fact that they have an acute need of right arsenals that are more important than the conventional ones. In this regard, he urges the readers who love serving communion in spirit to arm themselves with Fairytales of high caliber and other devices for the battle and let the bedtime stories to young children. His ammunition could be extracted from the "rare stone" and some ores with therapeutic value, while for the light to extend its benefactor wide range over the good souls, he has bound, in an almost organic way, the text to certain references and vice versa, releasing, as possible, the elevator reflections. *** When Fairytales, love messages, counts and sentences turn into weapons and when two realms and two contrary forces (Grandparents and phantoms) interfere in the physical plan, or they will take you on mystical coordinates, reality can be allegorically assumed, to reveal its sense and secrets to a better peace-loving future. When it stays against you, and reflects parodically your contempt, fear, prejudices and misunderstandings, that means it could be time for some revisions before the evil getting to generate abnormalities, crisis or even a disaster.