Morning Star Trilogy, Book One
Aurora: First light after darkness
Visionary fiction. Metaphysical suspense. And a radical encounter with truth.
Radiant Awakening
Leave everything you know about reality behind before you embark on this journey. Be ready to burn from the inside out all illusions and allow yourself to be dismantled through what you read. Once you start to read and to digest it, you will be changed by every line you read.
— from AURORA
AURORA is the first book in the Morning Star Trilogy: a visionary fiction series about hidden truth, consciousness, power, and the human condition.
What if reality is not what it seems? What if the structures shaping our lives are only the visible surface of something far deeper? In AURORA, the familiar world begins to fracture. Beneath appearances lie hidden systems, symbolic patterns, and truths long ignored. As the veil starts to lift, the search for meaning becomes more than a personal journey: it becomes a confrontation with the forces that shape perception, history, and human destiny.
Blending metaphysical suspense, philosophical depth, and symbolic intensity, AURORA opens a story world in which awakening is not comfort, but rupture; not escape, but a radical encounter with truth. For readers drawn to reality-bending fiction, hidden architectures of power, and novels that challenge the limits of perception, AURORA is the beginning of a profound and transformative trilogy.
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The Origin of AURORA
How this book came into being
AURORA was not planned. It emerged from a direct encounter with reality that could not be contained in any existing form.
After decades in science, technology, and executive leadership, the author experienced what she describes as The UnReturn™, a perceptual shift so fundamental that reality could no longer be seen in the old way. The books are the record of what became visible after that shift. They are composed not from conventional imagination but from direct perceptual practice through Applied Remote Viewing, a disciplined methodology the author developed that accesses information beyond the reach of ordinary analysis.
In this sense, AURORA is not only a story about seeing differently. It is the direct product of seeing differently. The author did not invent this world. She perceived it.
The full account of that practice, how a session begins, the two modes of perception, how AURORA was composed across roughly one hundred and ninety-four sessions, and what the practice does and does not claim, is set out in a companion paper, How AURORA Was Perceived.
The Structure of AURORA
Composed on a holographic principle
AURORA is not a spiritual-marketplace book and does not belong on that shelf. It is composed on a holographic principle: built from a single generative structure reapplied at every scale, so that each chapter enfolds the form of the whole. That structure does specific work. The book withholds explanation systematically. Not as a secret it keeps, but to wear through the reader’s pull toward a recoverable past and an arriving future, and to leave the reader in the present instance the book is built around.
What the book then says about time is the book’s own; the reader meets it in the reading, not as a claim to accept. But the construction is demonstrable, and it places AURORA, as a made object, in the lineage of operative texts: works built to reconfigure perception rather than to deliver information, and in the contemporary arena of consciousness research, in the neighbourhood of David Bohm’s implicate order. A methodological essay treating the trilogy’s composition in depth is in development through Tamaya Institute.
Personal Note
A word from Eva
Each chapter began with an image that arrived unbidden. The scene unfolded from there. Sometimes I transcribed what I saw. Sometimes the prose arrived whole as an articulation co-emergent with perception. The text was not reconstructed afterwards from notes or fragments. Where the language is rough, it is rough because the perception was.
This book, as my whole work, did not begin as a plan. It began with a deeply personal turning point. Every chapter is the record of a perceptual session composed through a methodology of disciplined inner perception developed over years of structured inquiry, a direct perceptual practice through Applied Remote Viewing. I sat down. I opened my awareness. What presented itself, I recorded.
What you are about to read includes material that is difficult to bear. I want to be direct about this. What the perception saw, the practice teaches one to look at. I understand if you need to set the book down. It will be here when you return. The book does not need you to finish it for the work to count. AURORA asks only to stay with it. It does the work for you.
From AURORA
The prologue
AURORA is the first book of the Morning Star Trilogy. It is a book like no other. It is not a profane novel. It is a threshold. Leave everything you know about reality behind before you embark on this journey.
AURORA is a unique exposition of past and current social and political events rendered as a fictional autobiography. The book will reveal to you that reality is not what you thought it was. It will work through your layers of thinking and your beliefs that you took for granted. Once you start to read and to digest it, you will be changed by every line you read.
What AURORA is about is articulated in the most direct way in the prologue of the book.
The voice that sees and speaks directly: I AM HERE.
For Whom is AURORA
Who this book is for
AURORA is for those who sense that the version of reality they have been living inside is a partial picture and who are ready to begin seeing the whole. It is for readers whose intellectual seriousness has begun asking questions that intellectual seriousness alone cannot answer.
It is also for seekers, researchers, and explorers of consciousness who want their inquiry to go beyond concept and into direct experience through the medium of a literary work that does not teach but enacts.
It is not a book for those seeking comfort or confirmation. It is a book for those willing to have their assumptions unsettled. The book states its own threshold plainly:
“Don’t read it lightheartedly. Read it only if you are prepared to face the naked truth. This book is not dedicated to children. If you feel ready for it, I welcome you on the other side.”
— from AURORA
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AURORA Study Kit
After you begin reading
A 32-page companion journal designed as a private space for the recognitions, questions, and inner shifts that AURORA begins to surface. Published by Tamaya Press as part of the Awakening into Freedom™ companion path. Available free to all AURORA readers.
Three movements. One arc.
Morning Star Trilogy
The Complete Collection
What begins as uncovering of hidden truth in AURORA deepens into transformation in PHOENIX, and ultimately into a new relationship to reality in MADONNA: one that is shaped not only by what is seen, but by what can be lived, integrated, and brought into form.
The trilogy works with archetypes that are older than any single tradition. The awakening force that destroys illusion. The fire that consumes what cannot survive the truth. The feminine intelligence that receives, integrates, and gives new form to what has passed through destruction.
Each book can be read as a standalone encounter. But the full arc is designed to be experienced as one continuous movement: a journey that begins with the fracturing of inherited reality and ends with the possibility of inhabiting a deeper one. AURORA opens the threshold. PHOENIX carries it through fire. MADONNA brings it into form. The journey does not end with the last page of AURORA. It begins there.
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About Tamaya Press
Publication and format details
Tamaya Press is the publishing home of the Morning Star Trilogy, its companion Gnosis SHEKINAH, and its companion Codex ALEPH. An imprint of Tamaya Society, a Swiss association, it was founded to carry the literary and philosophical dimensions of Dr. Eva Gattnar’s body of work into published form with the editorial independence, seriousness, and care the material requires.
The decision to publish through a dedicated press rather than a conventional publishing house reflects the nature of the work itself: the Morning Star Trilogy does not belong to a single existing genre, and its integrity required a publishing structure that could hold it without reduction. Tamaya Press provides that structure: a home where visionary fiction, philosophical inquiry, and the record of direct perceptual practice can be presented on their own terms.
Tamaya Press currently publishes AURORA, PHOENIX, MADONNA, SHEKINAH, and ALEPH. Future publications will include the Mysteries of the Light trilogy, teaching materials, companion works, research papers, and selected writings from the wider field.
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