Sep 23, 2026
Explora Books presented ‘What Seems to Be the Mystery: My Reflections’ by Dr. Nadeige Sanon Davilmar at the 2026 Beijing International Book Fair (BIBF), held June 17–21 at the China National Convention Center (CNCC) in Beijing.
Vancouver, British Columbia Sep 23, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Displayed at Booth 5A.B14, the book formed part of Explora Books' international showcase, introducing a work of Christian reflection that offers readers a deeper engagement with scripture through faith, reflection, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
Published in May 2026 by Trilogy Christian Publishing, the book treats the Bible as what Davilmar calls a "coding book"--a text whose hidden truths can only be unlocked through faith and the Holy Spirit.
"I am sure, like myself, there are many other people who are searching for the truth. And this book is like an opening to find the essence of the Bible," Davilmar writes.
Rather than presenting definitive answers, Davilmar frames faith as an ongoing search, guided by the proverb, "From the clashes of ideas gushes the flow of light." That perspective distinguishes the book from more traditional devotional works, inviting readers to engage scripture through reflection and to discover its value through continued inquiry rather than certainty.
Davilmar spent decades as a nurse at Kings County Hospital in New York while serving in ministry alongside her husband, Pastor Clovis Davilmar. That combination of clinical experience and pastoral life shapes the book's perspective, which reads less as a theological argument than as an invitation extended to readers wherever they find themselves in their spiritual journey.
The fair's 40th-anniversary edition brought together over 1,700 exhibitors from 82 countries and regions, with the United Arab Emirates serving as Guest of Honor under the theme "Community and People." Bringing together publishers and readers from diverse countries, cultures, and traditions, BIBF provided a fitting setting for a book whose central message embraces dialogue as a path toward greater understanding.
Even amid programming focused on artificial intelligence, digital publishing, and international rights, What Seems to Be the Mystery offered a quieter kind of exchange--one built on reflection rather than resolution. In doing so, it echoed the fair's broader emphasis on fostering dialogue and strengthening the communities that publishing serves.
What Seems to Be the Mystery: My Reflections is available through Amazon and other major digital bookstores.
About Explora Books
Explora Books is a book marketing firm located in the heart of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The company specializes in self-publishing and marketing, taking pride in its exhaustive research and creative strategies that provide wider avenues for aspiring authors to gain recognition for their works. Explora Books aims to guide authors through the complexities of self-publishing, offering convenient solutions to navigate this process. The firm fosters and redefines creativity and innovation, setting new industry standards. Explora Books is dedicated to empowering authors globally.
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