The Codex of the Turning Age

The Codex of the Turning Age is a sweeping poetic chronicle of humanity at a threshold.

Written in 2012 by William Ubagan, this collection of one hundred and twenty prophetic verses draws from the ancient tradition of symbolic revelation while confronting the defining forces of the modern world—climate upheaval, artificial intelligence, economic fragility, political unrest, technological acceleration, and the shifting moral landscape of a connected planet.

Each prophecy stands alone, composed in elevated, timeless language reminiscent of classical seers, yet unmistakably rooted in contemporary reality. Fire becomes industry and conflict. Circuit becomes code and consciousness. Sea becomes climate and migration. The Fate of Humanity emerges not as destiny, but as consequence.

Rather than predict specific events, Ubagan offers reflective warnings—mirrors in verse that ask readers to examine the trajectory of civilization. The poems explore power and restraint, innovation and ethics, memory and forgetting, unity and fragmentation. They envision solar empires and collapsing markets, digital afterlives and rising tides, autonomous warfare and restorative justice—each framed as possibility rather than inevitability.

This is not a book of doom, nor a book of naive optimism. It is a book of responsibility.

Old in tone yet modern in theme, poetic yet urgent, The Codex of the Turning Age invites readers to step beyond headlines and into the deeper currents shaping our era. It is for those who sense that we are living through a hinge of history—and who understand that the future is neither fated nor accidental, but authored by collective will.

The turning age is here. The question is how we will turn.

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E-bog: 12. februar 2012