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What if life's hardest lessons are also its greatest gifts?
In The Equilibrist trilogy, Erasmus Cromwell-Smith-a reflective professor and poet-discovers that happiness, resilience, and genius lie within each of us, waiting to be released by love, humility, and courage. Through elegant free-verse poems, fables, and a sweeping personal narrative, Erasmus and Victoria's decades-long story unfolds: a youthful romance, a heartbreaking separation, and a triumphant reunion that leads them through unspeakable loss toward renewed hope.
From early revelations of "The Happiness Formula" to the ultimate embrace of "Life's Endless Virtuous Circles," The Equilibrist weaves philosophy, self-discovery, and spiritual wonder into a warm, resonant tapestry. Brimming with inspiration, it reminds us that each ending births a new beginning-and that true Joy is found in devoting our minds and hearts to life's most luminous possibilities.
"The Story Behind the Creation of the First Volume of The Equilibrist Series"Sometimes, timely gifts come in minute packages. I sincerely hope this holds true for The Equilibrist series. In particular, I feel compelled to share the story of how the first volume came to life, as it portrays the many shades of the human condition.The art behind this book's creation transcends anecdotal tribulations, circumstances, or environment. While these elements are compelling and worth exploring, they remain a tale yet to be told. Instead, this story was shaped not by the where, what, or who, but by something far more profound and deeply personal.This magical scribble became art because of how it unfolded-as if guided by something beyond rational thought, driven solely by my raw, unfiltered essence. The Equilibrist is deeply personal to me because, unintentionally, it allowed me to express myself through written words in a way I had always dreamed of. It is the book I had always wanted to write, the checkmark on my bucket list: "Write a meaningful book." Regardless of how it resonates with others, the journey of creating it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Its completion brought immense personal satisfaction as I realized that feelings, dreams, and wisdom had fused seamlessly with words, transforming into pure and simple art.It all began with small poems and short essays that I would visualize in my mind-sometimes just a word or a phrase, and other times an entire idea. There was no pattern or deliberate effort; I couldn't always discern the stimuli behind these inspirations. It was simply my reaction to life as it unfolded before me, filtered through the magnifying lens of my beliefs and experiences. Over three years, these writings accumulated into a pile. As I revisited them, I realized they weren't random musings but rather a tapestry forming a full life cycle, addressing profound themes and subjects that reflected my perception of life's journey.
