The Lodging for the Rose  
series of 9 novels by Rolf A. F. Witzsche

 * Not suitable for children

Here begins an epic story that spans eight novels. The subject is freedom powered by universal love, the largely unexplored 'country.' Few people have dared to cross its borders and travel its landscape.

"The Ice Age Challenge" refers to the challenge that we face to create a new foundation for living when the coming Ice Age climate shuts down most of the world’s agriculture. The resumption of the Ice Age could happen possibly 100 to 150 years from now. It may take that long to build the vast facilities that will be needed to feed the world from indoor agriculture. But is our love big enough that we can achieve the physically near impossible in order to assure a future for mankind beyond the space of our time? What limits would we put on the dimension of universal love? It appears we are in a triple race to meet all of these challenges. The big question is, do we have the skills to stay the course?

With the Ice Age resuming 100 to 150 years from now we are challenged to embrace the still rejected renaissance principle, the Principle of Universal Love, without which mankind may not survive. But will we able to upgrade our human dimension sufficiently to accept the Principle of Universal Love and to reflect it in our daily living? God is Love, universal divine Principle. Do we dare to love universally in the social domain? Or do we pretend that the divine Principle of Universal Love, the historic renaissance principle, doesn't apply there, especially when it comes to our personal loved ones and friends?

  revision in progress - target Winter 2005

revision in progress - target Spring 2006

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  revision in progress - target Summer 2006

  revision in progress - - target Summer 2006

All the way through the series of eight novels, The Lodging for the Rose, threads an epic fictional story with an eye on romance, sexuality, marriage, even erotic love, but always with a focus on love as universal principle, manifest as universal love according scientific imperatives.

Outline of the series of eight novels, The Lodging for the Rose, as a classical tragedy with an expanded focus onto our modern time. 

Other novels by Rolf A. F. Witzsche

The novel is a science fiction work with a touch of reality. It is about a space voyage to Alpha Centauri, the nearest solar system to our own.  But in metaphor, the novel is rally about being able to move mentally without limits. Physically we may never be able to overcome all limits, but what would hinder us to break all limits mentally?

This novel has two opposite centers. One reflects the tragic domain of our nuclear armed world, and the second the domain of spiritual freedom where old axioms become discredited and fall away while love unfolds its universal face. Will the latter prevail?

General Science and Exploration
by Rolf A. F. Witzsche

It is a rare thing in literature that one finds a tale written a long time ago that is reflected in the present to such an extent, that it seems the writer had created a script for the future and the future has obeyed. Such a thing can be said about the story of J.R.R. Tolkien's mythical tale, The Lord of the Rings.

Divine Science support series
arranged by Rolf A. F. Witzsche

A special Divine Science exploration of Mary Baker Eddy's book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, in a unique edition interwoven with editorial notes and research presentations of Mary Baker Eddy's pedagogical structure for what she hinted may be termed Divine Science.

A special Divine Science exploration in presented here against the background of the historic Lesson Sermons interwoven with extensive editorial notes, reference links, and research presentations as required pertaining to Mary Baker Eddy's pedagogical structure for Divine Science that the Bible Lessons themselves are a part of. Five separate groups are presented here as research examples, taken from the first years of these lessons and from the last full year in Mary Baker Eddy's time.

Unknown to the world, Mary Baker Eddy created a scientific monument in the form of a vast pedagogical structure for the advance of universal Divine Science, which her major works, including Christian Science and its textbook are but parts of.  She poured ten major constituent structures into this single pedagogical structure and created a seal from the most intricate aspects thereof, which she placed on the cover of her books...