Is it your destiny to enter the Worlds of Atria?
There is a pressure that builds in people whose lives are not lived in alignment with their destiny. This is not as uncommon as you might think, because, although a dramatic condition, the symptoms are all too easily ignored as life’s myriad details demand attention.
Sometimes the reallignment of the divergence between a life lived and the destiny demanded unleashes forces in such a way that not only is that person’s life altered, but so is as well the course of human history. Such is the case with Ahmnear.
But let's not fault Ahmenar; after all, pursuing one's destiny isn't easy, for two reasons. First, one must hear its call, which, through all the noise of life, is vastly difficult. And second, even if one hears the call, it is extraordinarily challenging to surrender.
Neither did K’me K’ea get in synch with her destiny easily or right away, for she is a woman of focused and intended actions. Whether she acts now wholly in concert with the demands of her destiny is not yet revealed.
The author Stuart Malin had to be hammered repeatedly by numerous harsh forces in order to accept his destiny. The ramifications of his doing so remain unclear.
