LOVE AND THE PARADOX OF TIME

By: Alicia Carla Longstreet

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 11 hrs and 21 mins

Publisher's summary

Imagine wanting to grow old and die.
She is over two thousand years old. This is the Love that will never end!
She helps to discover free vacuum energy. She invents the first reactionless drive, she is the first human to walk on an extrasolar planet. The first human to colonize an extrasolar planet. She invents weapons of incredible power. When humanity needs such weapons, she gives them freely so humanity can protect itself from xenophobic aliens who want nothing more than to commit genocide.
Her Love saves humanity time after time. This is not what she really wants to do!
She is the most loving person in history, her love encompasses hundreds of people—seventeen spouses, forty-eight children, parents, siblings, a myriad of 'adopted' parents and 'adopted' siblings, and a myriad of friends.
Her love encompasses all of humanity.
She feels a great responsibility toward humanity.
She will fight in wars to protect humanity.
She will perform incredible acts just to help humanity heal from the effects of war!
There are things in her past that she must do to avoid the destruction of the whole of creation. The universe doesn't like paradoxes. To do these things she needs to become a time traveler, but how, what is the secret to time travel. She was told she would figure it out sometime after she turns 2,000 years old!
Most of the people she has loved are gone, passed on to the greatest mystery—death. She calls all those people her ghosts. People she still loves, still grieves for, who have passed on to the mystery are all her ghosts, she has thousands of ghosts.
All she wants to do is learn to travel in time, do the things she must do to avoid major paradoxes, that could destroy the universe, then grow old an join all of her ghosts.
She is now just over 2,000 years old. 2,000 years of living and loving and watching the people she loves and will always love pass beyond to the great mystery.
Henry Ward Beecher, in his last words ever, said it perfectly: "Now comes the mystery!” That is all she wants, to pass on and learn about the great mystery.
In the meantime, she wants to be left alone to live and love without celebrity.
So, leave her be, let her live her life quietly, but nobody will ever do that. Humanity needs her too much to just leave her in peace and she is too honorable to ignore the needs of humanity.
Leave her be and let her learn about the mystery that comes next.