The Reluctant Savior
The Reluctant Savior by Paul Breer, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in October 2010, is a 450-page work of fiction that explores the journey of Rafer Alexander, the sole survivor of a plane crash in Sikkim. After losing his family, Rafer is rescued by monks from a Tibetan monastery, where he learns to cope with his grief through meditation. As he navigates his new reality, he discovers a unique ability to heal, which he further develops into extraordinary skills, including psychokinesis and conflict resolution.
Readers will find that Rafer’s journey takes him from personal tragedy to remarkable feats that attract both admiration and skepticism. His experiences lead him to significant events, such as historic agreements in Jerusalem and Kashmir, and even influence discussions at the U.N. The narrative delves into the varied perceptions of Rafer’s abilities, with some viewing him as a miraculous figure while others regard him with suspicion. Throughout his trials, Rafer maintains a grounded perspective, asserting that his capabilities are inherent to all humans.
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Th e Reluctant Savior Rafer Alexander is the sole survivor of a plane crash over Sikkim in which his two parents and brother have been killed. After trekking down the mountainside, he is rescued by monks from a Tibetan monastery where he learns to deal with his grief through meditation. When a new friend develops cancer, Rafer takes his practice deeper, eventually discovering the ability to heal. Th rough trial and error, he expands his healing ability to include paranormal feats like psychokinesis (which he parlays into a fortune in Las Vegas), confl ict resolution (which he uses to help win historic agreements in Jerusalem and Kashmir), and thought-transmission at the U.N. (which brings a president to his knees). In a fi nal, concealed experiment he even attempts walking on water. In time his successes evoke a variety of responses. Some see him as a magician; others are convinced he is the Second Coming of Christ. Still others fear that he is the Antichrist warned about in the Bible. Through it all he eschews any suggestion of divinity, remaining true to the belief that he has done nothing more than what all humans are capable of doing.
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