Songs of the Universe

The Songs of the Universe trilogy follows three generations of explorers whose lives become entwined with mysterious ocean worlds and the ancient forces that shape the cosmos.

It begins with Sage, a surfer-scientist who travels to the ocean planet Thalassa in search of the biggest wave ever ridden—only to discover a sentient sea whose strange songs awaken a deeper calling within her.

Sage discovers the Songs of Thalassa.

Years later, her cousin Lani, grieving the loss of both family and Earth’s whales, journeys to Thalassa’s moon to uncover why whale song across the universe is fading. There she encounters the Nesoi, luminous whale-like beings whose ancient music holds the key to life’s balance across worlds.

Lani protects Thalassa’s song lines.

In the final book, Rigel, raised among the Nesoi, is drawn into a coalition of advanced civilizations known as the Spiritual Engineers—beings who nurture life, guide the growth of consciousness, and stand against destructive forces rising in the galaxy. As Rigel trains to join them, he discovers that the fate of many worlds, including Earth, depends on preserving the universal “song” that connects all living beings.

Rigel discovers the Songs of the Universe.

Across planets and generations, the trilogy blends adventure, ocean ecology, indigenous wisdom, and cosmic mystery into a sweeping story about connection—between people, planets, and the universe itself.

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Songs of the Universe trilogy

These visual stories reflects the saga’s core ideas: love enduring across impossible distances, the struggle to find hope in a dystopian future, and the spiritual presence of ocean-born beings who embody the soul of the universe. Some pieces dive into human connection and longing, others into sacred ocean worlds and the ancient songs of whales that hold planetary memory. Each short becomes a reflection of the trilogy’s deeper message: that life, love, and the natural world are intertwined—and that the balance sustaining them is fragile, sacred, and worth fighting for.