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Thirty Degrees: Portal to the afterlife
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 28 2022
Pages: 226
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Thirty Degrees is a literary project written as a novel in which the protagonist Daniel González narrates the extraordinary supernatural - based on real life - experiences a young engineer and father goes through.
After a series of tragic events, Daniel descends into a deep depression, after which he starts the long and arduous journey back to health.
During this process, he accidentally discovers a unique way to see the amazing dimension of the afterlife through paranormal experiences that occur in the capital and southern countryside of Chile.
In a search for answers to this improbable coincidence, he seeks the help of scientists, mediums, and others involved in the esoteric.
After many failed attempts, he makes an incredible discovery: the divine dimension, the intriguing and unknown plane where spirits and universal energies dwell. Then he investigates, elaborates, and confirms a particular theory that becomes a technique which he calls Thirty Degrees. Thanks to this, Daniel receives a revelation about the unprecedented concepts needed to understand existence and its precepts, which he then decides to share with the public.
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