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A Wanderer in the Spirit Lands
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In 1896 A. Farnese was given a glimpse into the after life when a spirit contacted him and told him to write down this story. I do not claim to be the author of this book, since I have only acted the part of an amanuensis and endeavored to write down as truthfully and as carefully as I could, the words given to me by the Spirit Author himself, who is one of several spirits who have desired me to write down for them their experiences in the spirit world. I have had to write the words as fast as my pen could travel over the paper, and many of the experiences described and opinions advanced are quite contrary to what I myself believed to be in accordance with the conditions of life in the world of spirits. The Spirit Author Franchezzo I have frequently seen materialized, and he has been recognized on these occasions by friends who knew him in earth life. Having given the narrative to the public as I received it from the Spirit Author, I must leave with him all responsibility for the opinions expressed and the scenes described. -A. Farnese
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Pages 176
Dimensions: Length: 8.8" Width: 6" Height: 0.4"
Weight: 0.5 lbs.
Binding Softcover
Release Date Nov 5, 2007
ISBN 1604591277
EAN 9781604591279
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 | Cause for Concern Feb 15, 2008 |
| How does one review the contents of this book? It's hardly possible to draw on experience. They text is so extraordinary, that the reader is placed in a dilemma. Does he accept it at face value? If he does, then he really has to change the way he lives his life. Does he dismiss it as a fantasy? Possibly. Or perhaps the truth is somehwere in the middle? My intuition leads me to think that most, not all, of this book is bona fide. I wish there was more reading material of this quality on this subject. Reminds a little of the Robin William's movie "What dreams may come." | | | | a profound story of redemption Apr 19, 2006 |
This review refers to the Lulu Press edition, which can be found by searching for ISBN 1411687183. From the back cover:
A classic true story of the afterlife, and of a love that flourishes beyond the grave. Written through the psychic medium A. Farnese in 1896, Wanderer is the true autobiography of Franchezzo, an Italian socialite who squanders his life on "wine, women and song." After an untimely death, he finds his spirit wandering in one of the dark lower worlds, alone and hopeless except for continued messages of love his young wife sends him through her prayers. Moved by the constancy of her devotion, he sets out to redeem himself by trying to help other lost souls, a mission which takes him into the lowest hells of the astral realm. Through his journey, there unfolds a remarkably lucid account of the different levels of the spirit realm, and the great brotherhoods of light who work there. Esoteric students have long regarded Wanderer as one of the clearest, most accurate descriptions of the spirit realms and the life that awaits us on the other side.
This edition contains an introduction by me describing the Spiritualist Movement out of which this story emerged.
--John Van Horne, author The Soul and the Ascension
| | | | One of the most astonishing books I've read Mar 15, 2002 |
I would suggest you read " Life in The World Unseen" by Anthony Borgia and compare the accounts yourself. It is amazing !!
The book gives you one of the best descriptions of the actual "passing" and encounters on the other side, struggles in realization that you have died and hope, once you realized you are gone, to move on and live in the world with totally different laws which most of us feel is true after all. I hope you will enjoy this book as much as I did. Thank you. | | | | THIS BOOK 'SPEAKS THE TRUTH' Dec 7, 1999 |
| An excellent book and very easy to read. There are many published books on this subject, but most of them 'do not have clue' as to what life in the Universe as a soul spirit is really like. This book tells it 'like it is', it's a continual process. WE DO NOT DIE, this book describes WHERE WE GO and HOW WE LIVE until the time we are ready for rebirth to another body and continue our paths. The other reviews about this book are 'right on'. Even if you are not interested in life-after-death, I would recommend you read it! | | | | An eye-opener! Heaven and hell takes on new meaning. Nov 17, 1998 |
| I read this book a couple of years ago and am in the process of rereading it. This book is absolutely amazing. A lot of questions I had concerning life after death were answered in this book. You are responsible for your actions here, and how you live in the present moment determines your future, or should I say, the hereafter. Death is not the end but the beginning of spirit. If you have any questions concerning death, I suggest you pick up this book and read it. | | | Write your own review about A Wanderer in the Spirit Lands
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