In this collection, we experience the story of the Loxians in the order in which Roma Ryan intends…
Walk with me through the red star
Rise! Look down, Aldebaran…
It starts with Aldebaran. Still speaking the earthy tongue of Gaelic, the Celts look on to the giant red star as their future. Their descendants are the Loxian people, who in the future will boldly bound past the eye of Taurus and the constellations so familiar to their ancestors. It is The Forge of the Angels that depict their journey through the vastness of space in search of a new homeland. Great explorers in angelic ships.
Less than a pearl in a sea of stars,
we are a lost island in the shadows…
Our words go beyond the moon
Our words go into the shadows
We call out into the distance…
The Loxian people find a new planet to call earth, their heritage lost in the years past, a new culture rising from its forgotten pages. Yet the spirit of their forefathers bears true in their hearts and minds. They are the eternal seekers, constantly mindful of the universe beyond their world. They search for answers and explanations - the question of their beginning and their end. Less than a Pearl and The River Sings speaks of their plight, voices calling out in search for others. Are they alone in the universe?
Water shows the hidden heart, endlong into midnight
He journeys on…
Yet the past in not completely forgotten. Water Shows the Hidden Heart shows the personal story of a single man, reminiscing on a lost love. This emotional journey takes form in various images in the memories of earth. From the City of Constellations, to the Plain of Mementoes, to Mount Orison, to the Valley where the moon is caught in the trees… His journey is a great tale of grief and pondering.
Summer; the sun and the sand,
Autumn; the shape of yellow leaves falling…
…a lost time, far in the distance…
True jubilation and valor encapsulates The Loxian Gates. In this, the Loxians reminisce over the beauty of the seasons long past on Earth - but also rejoice the present world they’ve come to call home… It is a call to appreciate life as it comes; as the journey is just as important as the final destination…
Through time this became our world,
but our quest is not yet over…
(adapted from the words of Roma Ryan)
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