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Las Vueltas que da la vida
Pequeñas historias llenas de grandes y conmovedoras enseñanzas. A través de diferentes espíritus, como Marcos Vinícius e Hilário Silva, Zibia Gasparetto nos trae casos reales, haciéndonos reciclar valores, modificar ideas, aprender nuevas lecciones, avanzar, desarrollando así nuestro mundo interior.
174 pages, Paperback
Published July 29, 2023
About the author
Zíbia Gasparetto
93 books109 followersZíbia Gasparetto (Campinas, July 29, 1926) is a Brazilian spiritualist writer who distinguished herself as a medium.
Of Italian descent, married the twenty years of age, with Aldo Luiz Gasparetto, with whom he had four children, including the television presenter Luiz Antonio Gasparetto.
Zíbia account that in 1950, already the mother of two children, she awoke one night with a tingling in the body. Then, would have raised and spent around the house like a man, speaking in German, a language unknown to him. The husband, surprised and frightened, turned to the aid of a neighbor, who, upon arriving at the family home, would have a prayer can restore Zíbia. The next day, Aldo Luiz went to a bookstore, where you purchased The Book of Spirits. Together they have begun to study the Spiritist Doctrine.
Aldo Luiz began to attend public meetings of the Spiritist Federation of São Paulo, but Zíbia could not accompany him because they do not have anyone leave the children. Weekly, however, did a study together at home, during which the medium says he began to feel a sharp pain in her right arm, from elbow to hand, which was moving from side to side, she could not control it. Aldo Luiz you put a pencil and paper to the front. Taking them, Zíbia have begun to write quickly. Over a few years, once a week, was so automatic writing his first novel, Love Won, signed by the named Lucius. [1]
When typed and ready, the medium referred the work to a history professor at USP, which at the time, ran a study group in Spiritist Federation. But only two weeks later came the answer in the form of warning about the choice of the work to be published by Editora LAKE.
Currently, the medium said writing the computer four times a week, each day a different work: conscious states hear a voice dictating to him the words of the text.
Of Italian descent, married the twenty years of age, with Aldo Luiz Gasparetto, with whom he had four children, including the television presenter Luiz Antonio Gasparetto.
Zíbia account that in 1950, already the mother of two children, she awoke one night with a tingling in the body. Then, would have raised and spent around the house like a man, speaking in German, a language unknown to him. The husband, surprised and frightened, turned to the aid of a neighbor, who, upon arriving at the family home, would have a prayer can restore Zíbia. The next day, Aldo Luiz went to a bookstore, where you purchased The Book of Spirits. Together they have begun to study the Spiritist Doctrine.
Aldo Luiz began to attend public meetings of the Spiritist Federation of São Paulo, but Zíbia could not accompany him because they do not have anyone leave the children. Weekly, however, did a study together at home, during which the medium says he began to feel a sharp pain in her right arm, from elbow to hand, which was moving from side to side, she could not control it. Aldo Luiz you put a pencil and paper to the front. Taking them, Zíbia have begun to write quickly. Over a few years, once a week, was so automatic writing his first novel, Love Won, signed by the named Lucius. [1]
When typed and ready, the medium referred the work to a history professor at USP, which at the time, ran a study group in Spiritist Federation. But only two weeks later came the answer in the form of warning about the choice of the work to be published by Editora LAKE.
Currently, the medium said writing the computer four times a week, each day a different work: conscious states hear a voice dictating to him the words of the text.
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January 31, 2020
Uma coletânea de contos fluidos que mostram como as nossas vidas podem mudar de uma hora para outra, de acordo com as nossas escolhas.
December 5, 2018
Aqui temos uma Zibia que "não aparece". Nessa obra a autora fez parceria com os espíritos Marcos Vinícius e Gustavo Barroso e os dois vão intercalando nas narrativas.
Marcos e Gustavo vão contando histórias de pessoas que não acreditam na vida além da Terra, que zombavam com os espíritos e tiveram consequências, que foram ajudados pelos amigos benfeitores e por aí vai.
O conto que mais chamou a minha atenção foi o capítulo 15 - "O Esbarro" quando o Gustavo contou como ele percebeu que tinha falecido.
Ao todo são 23 capítulos rápidos e a leitura é fluída e de fácil entendimento. Se você tiver tempo consegue ler em um dia.
Eu adorei o livro, apesar do tema, é ideal para quem sai de alguma obra com história pesada. Sabe?
E me pareceu que Voltas Que A Vida Dá é uma transição, leve, de Um Amor Venceu para Entre o Amor e a Guerra.
http://hidratarvicia.com.br/2019/01/1...
Marcos e Gustavo vão contando histórias de pessoas que não acreditam na vida além da Terra, que zombavam com os espíritos e tiveram consequências, que foram ajudados pelos amigos benfeitores e por aí vai.
O conto que mais chamou a minha atenção foi o capítulo 15 - "O Esbarro" quando o Gustavo contou como ele percebeu que tinha falecido.
Ao todo são 23 capítulos rápidos e a leitura é fluída e de fácil entendimento. Se você tiver tempo consegue ler em um dia.
Eu adorei o livro, apesar do tema, é ideal para quem sai de alguma obra com história pesada. Sabe?
E me pareceu que Voltas Que A Vida Dá é uma transição, leve, de Um Amor Venceu para Entre o Amor e a Guerra.
http://hidratarvicia.com.br/2019/01/1...
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