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In the second volume of The Convoluted Universe, Dolores Cannon expands on her investigations into the hidden structures that underlie reality. From subterranean civilizations and the mechanics of time travel across dimensions to the presence of life beyond Earth, the book surveys a wide range of metaphysical phenomena. It also delves into the universal language of symbols, the fragmented aspects of the soul, and how raising vibration levels can facilitate the transition to a New Earth. The work aims to challenge readers’ beliefs while offering new insights into the interconnectedness of consciousness and the cosmos.
First publish date: 2005
Genre: Philosophy/Metaphysics
Authors: Dolores Cannon
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