Before they had names, they knew each other.
Across oceans, as children, they tapped on the surface of the water, feeling the ripples reach farther than logic allowed.
Each believed the other was imaginary. Neither ever forgot.

This is their story — told through lifetimes, through silence, and through a world that would rather love be forgotten.

In the second volume of the Soulkiss Trilogy, David H. R. Hauser continues a lyrical and mythic journey through memory, longing, and reunion. The nameless protagonist — a seeker, a lover, a vessel for consciousness itself — is not searching for a person, but for a vibration: the love divine that cannot be coded, sold, or erased.

But in this lifetime, that love is under siege.

A charismatic tech visionary rises to prominence, selling a new gospel: that love can be manufactured, optimized, controlled. Underneath his promises lies a darker truth — a world of commodified desire, human trafficking, and spiritual amnesia. The love story becomes a battle for the soul of humanity itself.

Moving alongside this modern timeline is the reawakening of an ancient one, where the divine lovers Vishnu and Lakshmi return in prose as luminous as the memory of first love. Their union is not metaphor — it is the original blueprint of sacred relationship. Their love is devotional, eternal, and deeply remembered by the soul of the protagonist. Radha and Krishna echo nearby — divine longing threaded with mischief, separation, and grace.

These parallel stories — one modern, one mythic — mirror one another as the heroine and the protagonist converge, both in dreams and in this lifetime. Their journey is not toward each other, but toward the love that lives between them, waiting to be remembered.

This book is for those who long to:

Reclaim love as sacred memory, not social programming
Explore the space where myth and intimacy meet
Heal the fracture between spirit and body, longing and fulfillment
Witness the return of divine feminine and masculine union
Believe again in soulmates, but with eyes open and hearts awake

Blending visionary fiction, tantric devotion, mythic archetypes, and piercing social insight, In Search of the Diamond Sutra is not just a sequel — it is a transmission.
A call to remember.
A vow reborn.

As C.S. Lewis wrote, “The universe rings true whenever you fairly test it.”
This book is that ring.
You’ll know it when it echoes through your heart.

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