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The forgotten paperback version
of Genesis
From the Back Cover
The ancient history of mankind is laid bare in this riveting work which reveals the mysteries of how multiple extraterrestrial civilizations have influenced and steered the DNA of Mankind in order for it to evolve to a higher state.
Forgotten Genesis presents an amazing scenario with over seventy elaborate drawings facilitated by a headset with advanced technology interacting with the author’s cerebral cortex and intuition, the result of which are holographic projections that tell a compelling tale of mankind’s ancient origins and its hope for the future.
About the Author
Radu Cinamar is a member of Department Zero, a Romanian intelligence agency assigned to monitor and explore and ancient subterranean chamber with futuristic technology that includes holographic projections contoured to the mind of the viewer. He is the author of all books of the Transylvania Series published by Sky Books.
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FORGOTTEN GENESIS delves into ancient history in a way that no book has done before, explaining and illustrating changes in DNA that have taken place over millennia and how Mankind has evolved into what it is today. Some of the “hot spots” of human history, which have either remained unknown or have only been considered from mythological positions, are explained, including: Atlantis, Troy, Shambhala, and Hyperborea. The diversity and the accuracy of the explanations presented are clear and con- clusive, combining pure esoteric knowledge with certain scientific elements. Particular emphasis is placed upon the existence and manifestation of inter-dimensional chasms or portals at the “intersections” between the physical plane and the etheric plane.
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| Weight | 0.32 kg |
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