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Overview
Fernwe in ThreeLLUMINATi is a futuristic novel by Armenian author, Sar Giss. Originally written in English, it was published in 2017. The novel focuses on a 2800 year`s world society which is almost incapable to feel any kind of emotions. In his book`s prologue, Sar Giss explained the title of his book: "Fernwe" is a category of a feeling of nostalgia for a place unknown, and "Threeluminati" is a three-dimensional illumination process of the spirit.

Plot
The technological era has resulted in that people forget how to feel emotions. Jeffrey Subarto, one of the most notable neuropsychologists of that time, undertakes a psychological research project with a tagline "Sell your feelings". The aim of the project is to save the almost emotionless humankind by researching the feelings offered by people who are still able to feel. The only person who applies for participation in the project is Saira Seymour. After holding an interview with her, Jeffrey decides to buy and research her feeling, called Fernwe (a feeling when you miss a place you have never been before). During the research stage lasting for 25 hours in Freyenyard, they have a mental-to-spiritual conversation together. Here Saira Seymour philosophically reveals her three-dimensional spiritual awakening process and the feeling of Fernwe that is activated within such a process. The whole interview is recorded in hologram version.

Characters
Jeffrey Subarto – a neuropsychologist who organizes the research project on human feelings

Saira Seymour - Seller of the feeling Fernwe

Mrs. Ansie – Jeffrey`s mother

Lauren – Jeffrey`s secretary

Themes
Futurology – The book is about the 2800 year`s events. It includes some mystical prediction in terms of the upcoming generations` lives.

Spiritual Awakening – The concept of “Threelluminati” has been developed by Giss himself. It`s a three-dimensional illumination process of the soul. The book tells about the process of spiritual awakening in abstract personification by attributing human characteristics to abstract ideas.