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Michael Wolfgang Geisler
Michael Wolfgang Geisler studied economics and lives near Berlin. He is married and the father of two daughters. For many years he worked in the field of education, most recently with responsibility for the development of computer-based learning games.
Since the 1990s, he has been deeply engaged with homeopathy. This work is reflected in the scripts presented here. Since 2014, Michael Wolfgang Geisler has also been active as a writer.
Alumina: You say the poems (to present the results of the trituration process, Michael W. Geisler often wrote poems) are a test for you to see whether the connection to the force is present. Very well, poet. As the name (Poet = Dichter) suggests, much here has been condensed (= verdichten) into a new form—entirely my field. In any case, I am waiting for your book.
This statement regarding a book was completely surprising at the time, as there had been no conception of such a thing. However, it is characteristic that the Alumina force inspires the expression of ideas—e.g., to be active as an author—because this is its fundamental property: clay gives form to a content. It allows it to become earthly (to take on material form).
In his novels and novellas Michael Wolfgang Geisler integrates essential experiences from his life. In human existence, individuals face fundamental life tasks that lead their soul toward understanding.
Novels and Novellas
 Human lives are like fleeting moments—brief and intense encounters with the world. Such moments from different eras, cultures, and countries are told. Life stories, gripping and moving, come together to form a larger whole. |  |
 This book takes the reader on a great journey. Richard is on a quest as he leaves his hometown of Berlin. At the same time, his departure for distant lands is also a flight—an attempt to leave an unhappy love behind. |  |
 Deeply connecting partnership becomes a seemingly unattainable place of longing. How can it still be lived beyond the daily seductive marketplace of possibilities? The relationship novel The Wave of Olympus by Michael W. Geisler lets this profoundly life-shaping question resonate within the artful myths of humanity—the world of the Greek gods. |  |
 This novel tells, in a poetic way and with great sensitivity, the story of Alexandra’s life—of suffering, pain, hope, and above all, of love. It challenges us to recognize why we are human beings on this Earth. What Alexandra experiences in an existence that demands everything of her touches our hearts. With great empathy, restrained yet immediate, Michael Wolfgang Geisler describes what Alexandra’s life as a severely disabled person means and how it touches a profound sense of meaning. |  |
 The novella tells of a still-unknown future, of a civilization in which robots guarantee the fulfillment of human desires. Happiness and freedom seem assured. |  |
 It is as if two paths of humanity, long separated, were meeting again. Full of curiosity, Ninhursanga and Chris look at each other’s culture and way of life. Doubt, joy, sorrow, fear, and curiosity accompany them. Gently, always mindful of one another, they explore the world. A book that tells how strength, courage, and compassion can guide our lives. |  |