Lange

"Lange" by 'Beth Cheth' is a fascinating factual fantasy fiction filled with fun dialog and descriptions of the 'here' and the 'hereafter'. Let Lange and Rhyme conduct you on a tour of "Athe", the land of your dreams, where you will become conscious after your transition. Learn what the 'afterlife' can be like for you if you prepare yourself for it. An essential to this is improving your life in the 'here' and 'NOW'. To do this you will need the 'Two Keys to the Universe'. These are pointed out for you in "Lange." "Lange" is great entertainment, but it has an important message, informative and educational. The 'Theme' is the "Hermetic Tradition" which predates 'Christianity' by several millennia. In fact it is the source for much of the 'Pentateuch'."

About the Author

I was born in 1919 in Clarksburg , West Virginia. I grew in Appalachia, Southern West Virginia. The mining companies were very supportive of the Boy Scouts, I made Eagle Scout at 14. I was a member of a First Aid Team, a big thing around the coal mines. My group, affiliated with the Boy Scouts, competed with some of the Company groups at "Meets" held at fairs, etc. during the summers. While in high school, I worked summers and some times weekends, with the engineers, doing surveying in and out of the coal mines. My father was a mining engineer and arranged things so I could. Still in high school, I studied with NRI, a correspondence course in radio, at that time, radio was about as 'high tech' as one could get. After high school, a TV school in Chicago, then the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Uncle Sam gave me further training in electronics. Back home in Southern W. VA., I worked nights as an electrician , mechanic. I liked to fix radios, there was no TV yet, I liked the pay working in the mines. I had become interested in Astrology and the Tarot. I studied with a California group that taught these subjects, passed all their courses and became a "Hermetician", the highest classification. I bought a radio shop where I had been working, ran the shop there for several years then moved to South Mississippi and opened a TV shop there. T.V. had become a big thing by then. We were in sales and service, also music and other electronics. I managed to get married, twice. The first marriage, unsuccessful, produced one son. By the second, a very successful marriage, I acquired two more great children, another son and a daughter. LANGE is largely a product of meditation and dreams, and not a little inspiration. All authors are inspired in some degree. I am happily married to the love of me life, and retired in South Mississippi.

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