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Natasha Hoffman knew she'd been called there, to the giant megalithic stones at Carnac, in northern France. And she knew she was welcome. An artist, healer, and "intuitive," Hoffman was comfortable in the presence of the mysterious monuments, built around the same time as Stonehenge. One day, walking amid the stones with her companion, Hamilton Hill, she first heard the voice. And she realized, "This is a library. And we can read it."So began their recording of the amazing revelations encoded in the standing stones, messages left for us by the archangels who guard our planet. Using a pendulum and rods for question-and-answer dowsing, Natasha "read" the stones. Hill was the interpreter and transcriber. The stones revealed a detailed history and prehistory of humankind. They explained the loss of harmony in the world, the fall of Atlantis, the workings of grace, the metaphysics of the spirit realm, and the interconnections among chakras, crystals, and earth spirits. They also redefined reincarnation and other realms of existence. Simply, clearly, lovingly, the standing stones convey divine, universal spiritual truths to guide us toward redressing the balance between humanity and the cosmos. They point us to a path that can lead to a future of tranquility and peace - and gently shows us how to take our first steps.
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2001
- LearnOutLoud.com Product ID:
T003652
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