Secrets of Amenti

by Ashayana Deane

The most authoritative text available on the purposes, processes and mechanics of human evolution, preparation for the monumental events that will occur between 2000-2017, humanity’s true origins and evolutionary destiny and the hidden purposes for the New Age Movement. Detailed information on Keylontic Morphogenetic Science, time mechanics, interdimensional planetary evolution, the science of Dimensional Ascension, integration of multi-dimensional identity, DNA mechanics and accelerated biological and spiritual evolution. Introduces a comprehensive model of 15-dimensional universal physics and the corresponding 15 Primary Chakra System and 12-strand DNA Silicate Matrix gene code. Discover the secrets of humanity’s evolutionary destiny that have been hidden within our ancient, traditional and New Age sacred mystical and religious teachings.

Genres: Spirituality

612 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2001

Reviews

[Mirti Venyon]

An inspirational book that provides information on the nature of the universe and reality. Not just vague concepts and speculations, but specific mechanics and explanations related to DNA, consciousness, earth time cycles and anti-particle time cycles, the process of dreaming, alien life forms, the true identity of humans, star gates, spirituality and ascension. A large part of the book covers the hidden history of our planet, dating back to 560 million years ago! This book is refreshing and thought-provoking at the least, life-changing at the half-way stop and indescribable at the most.

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[Margie]

I read a three-page outline of the contents of this book through twice before I could begin to grasp the ideas presented here. The information is powerful and challenging... and muscle testing ranks the book's truth content in the upper 90s percentage points.

Keep an open mind.

[Lana]

The most important book ever published. The second is Voyagers I.

[Al Doucet]

overpriced, spiritual growth is about growing humanity not insanely profiting ! a fair price is fine but 600 buck is rediculous