It’s remarkable, not that it was inaccurate, but how accurate the cards are as depictions of the future.

Because of him, what is going to happen on Earth starting from the last decades of the 20th century up to 3906 AD, is now known to us, at least in general terms.

AND it is incorporated into today's beliefs, BOTH new age and Freemasons (who 'supposedly' guard it so well. Some make much of the fact that Dienach predicts things like atomic bombs that were unknown in 1921.

There was a lot of sci-fi back then, not as much or like today tho, believers in the para normal, out of body travel, psychic 'seers', fortune tellers, aliens, spaceships etc. They were artificially created by their bad and unworthy leaders along with the weapon manufacturers, mainly Asian,” he claimed. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Where real remembered stories from real events from another epoch are orally passed down and became myth and legend stories from those past epochs, because most all was destroyed leaving survivors to live in caves wearing skins because modern society was gone?In some ways, it is very similar to the story from Futurama, where the simpleton pizza boy Phillip J. I couldn't resist reading a book with this title; that details the story of a Swiss-Austrian man who in 1921, falls into a one-year long coma, during which his consciousness slides into the body of another man. Looking into this further, however, I have to wonder if Dienach's experience was colored by the racial thinking of his era.

In Greece, there has been a published diary that gives the first hand account of a journey into the future and back.Since he realizes his time is short, he entrusts his diary to his student George Papachatzis, one of his very favorite students and the only one he trusts with his diaries. Il mistero rimane, perchè le controversie sono molte, in "Chronicles from the Future" - il mio nuovo libro preferito.

It seems it is this ability to brain slide or tap into some universal conciousness that opens these two up to experience something new or unheard of. These three things sound eerily reminiscent of the "racial thinking" popular in the German-speaking world at that time.

Both the title and the subject matter sounded great, but unfortunately I found this a rather difficult book to get into. Che ne poteva sapere di tecnologia antigravitazionale, pellicce sintetiche e ologrammi, negli anni '20? As for its validity as a presentation of an actual journey to the future, I cannot bring myself to agree that this is likely. So his conclusion was that Dienach (who fought during the First World War on the side of the Germans) had changed his name on his arrival to Greece, a country that had fought against the Germans in the war. Rather, Chronicles from the Future is his published diary containing a detailed description of his experiences.