FLOERTRY

Floertry is presented by its author as a new kind of literary work within the creative arts, meant to capture the hardships, joyful moments, and happiness that fill a life. It offers a private space to face your own truth in spite of shame, regret, or self-doubt. According to the author, the Holy Trinity supplies the strength to overcome fears and obstacles that slow a person down, and turning to the Lord is where that restoration begins. Across more than sixty Floertry topics, the author shares what he describes as his personal communication with the Holy Trinity. He interprets these experiences through what he calls the authentic revelations of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The subjects he covers are broad enough to speak to anyone who opens the book. A central feature is the Seven Phases of Life section, which invites readers to become active contributors. They create their own category and then assign seven attributes that describe them. The author holds that everyone moves through seven distinct phases before they can fully experience God's divine, supernatural majesty. The book also celebrates the creative and performing arts. Blank pages are provided for drawing, sketching, picture pasting, comedy, screenwriting, songwriting, and similar work, and a Floertry Games section adds playful variety. It is written to be accessible and suitable for readers from age ten into their seventies and beyond.