Review of The Portal of Adamastos by Nathan Mornday aka Poffo Ortiz

If you are a vegan and a seeker of life's mysteries, this is a must-read book.   The book begins as a nature spell on the reader's mind as you take a trip with young Nathon Mornday, into the wilderness of the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York.  A precocious and idealistic little boy, he spends his days in the surrounding wilderness to get away from his hypocritical and cynical family members who live in his uncle's house.   Young Nathon goes off to find himself face-to-face with an unbelievable quest as he becomes a chosen vessel for change on planet Earth.

Although I do not fully agree with the philosophies in this novel,  It is a genre of book that would appeal to both vegan and mystery seeker.   It's truly an exciting adventure.  We all know Nature appears to be compromised by human consumption.  Our plastic, garbage, chemical pollution,  and filling our faces with meat might be creating an imbalance on our planet.  My hopes are that The Portal of Adamastos will have the power to reach many people and balance out the axis of carnal and gluttonous power on our planet.  Even though I believe man is much like the lion, wolf, snake, and bear and every other predator on the planet we are also the major creators here.  Man is part animal, part god.   We all do consider our environment and the impact we have on it.  We all consider what kind of Earth we are leaving for future generations.  If we severely disrupt the balance of Nature, who knows what the outcome will be?  The whole book is certainly an idea worthy of being included in the collective consciousness of mankind. 

The writing is filled with poetic euphemism as well as beautiful vocabulary that offers a wonderful sense of etymologic mysticism.  Words are indeed powerful in the dialog of this book.  It is much like a prayer.

Click on the picture below so you can read an excerpt from The Portal of Adamastos:

(all rights to the above picture go to Poffo Ortiz)