Even a Crow Knows How to Crack a Walnut in Clear Light; Space Includes All Beings and Things is a provocative novel that follows Ana, a gifted M.I.T. graduate, who becomes the nexus of a profound collision between cutting-edge technology and timeless spirituality. From her early childhood, Ana’s innate brilliance and cosmic curiosity begin to unfold, setting her on a path that leads to the enigmatic depths of Area 51 and beyond.
Recruited by a visionary corporate consortium with orthodox ambitions to reshape the world. Ana’s expertise in military research became a gateway to deeper philosophical questions. As she navigates the intrigue of classified science and symbolic history, Ana began to question the very nature of existence.
The novel blends elements of literary nonfiction, romance, and metaphysical exploration. Themes of interconnectedness, illusion, and liberation emerge as she discovers an inward path of truth: that death is not the end but a veil and that all beings and constructs are part of a vast conscious universe. The subtitle to the novel, Space Includes All Things and Beings, encapsulates this unveiling, inviting readers to consider a reality where science and spirit [one’s creative force] are not opposites but reflections of the same cosmic truth.
In Poetic Form
In the hush between equations and stars,
A girl name Ana listens—
To the hum of atoms,
To the silence of death,
To the mutter of crows.
Born brilliant, she maps the cosmos
With chalk and curiosity,
Her mind a telescope,
Her heart a cipher.
Recruited by shadows,
She crafts weapons for the world
That fears its own reflection.
But in the desert of secrets,
Direction blooms like the prickly wild rose.
She begins to see—
Not with eyes
But with her spirit’s aperture
That death is a doorway, not a wall,
That space is neither empty or emptiness
But infinite with presence.
And even a crow,
Black-winged and laughing,
Knows that—
All things are one,
All things belong,
And all things spiral toward light.
Armida Nagy Rose Author 