Journey to Mars
by T Emerson May
Remote viewing was devised by Americans beginning in the late 1960s through the 1970s. This chronicles the experiences of the author and several remote viewers during a span of time beginning in 1997 through the early 2000s. One of the more remarkable findings was an entity on Mars whom we came to call Mangus. Mangus had been the spirit guide for Mars until an asteroid tore off the atmosphere of the planet and destroyed the civilization and nearly all the inhabitants. Some of those survived and are existing underground in caves, far beneath the surface.
We learned Mangus' story and along the way viewed the past, the future and several stops along the way, including places in our solar system, Atlantis, ancient Egypt and Edgar Cayce.
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by T Emerson May
Remote viewing was devised by Americans beginning in the late 1960s through the 1970s. This chronicles the experiences of the author and several remote viewers during a span of time beginning in 1997 through the early 2000s. One of the more remarkable findings was an entity on Mars whom we came to call Mangus. Mangus had been the spirit guide for Mars until an asteroid tore off the atmosphere of the planet and destroyed the civilization and nearly all the inhabitants. Some of those survived and are existing underground in caves, far beneath the surface.
We learned Mangus' story and along the way viewed the past, the future and several stops along the way, including places in our solar system, Atlantis, ancient Egypt and Edgar Cayce.
Journey to Mars - Kindle Non-Fiction
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