This compilation of a grimoire serves as the author's debut in his debut series "Parables & Poetry," and the precise idea and inspiration behind it has been sufficiently divulged and explained by its title: to help humanity resuscitate the dying embers of their creative prowess.

Amalgamizing the ambiguity of profound gnostic and self-discovery tools such as emotional intelligence, alchemy and psychological healing, self-knowledge and subsequent esoteric perspectives, and many other valuable array of well-put together essays on humanity's relationship to creativity, stanzaed prayers, and inspirational-curated mantras, crafted in the most poetic, avant-grade approach; a bizarre mystic dance between philosophy, art and wisdom, drawn from the natural and bottomless well of influence from the writer's experience, this book is to help the dearest reader emancipate parts of themselves through self-conquest. And while there is no assurance that the author's approach will alleviate the rather painful recalcitrance of creative deficiency, he nevertheless believes this book a worthy mystery to be pursued.