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The Gate — Things my Mother told me, is a haunting, contemplative work.

Always discerning, often humorous, as often 'deep', Kapuscinski offers us his reflections on the Nature of Being. To explain his Perception of Reality, the author delves into ancient scriptures, as well as into the latest scientific discoveries.

5.0 out of 5 stars for A complex tapestry of plot and character, the latest accolade for the Headless World—The Vatican Incident, (ISBN 978-0973187267). sequel to The Avatar Syndrome.

As superpowers struggle for supremacy, Dr. Peter Thornton continues his lonely battle with his gift of healing. Eventually, he enters a realm where only gods dare to tread. This is a novel of ultimate Human Potential.

At long last the means that will free you from having to listen to others’ interpretations of the Bible. You and you alone will judge what is true and what isn’t. You will be mightily surprised!

For thousands of years, more than 3300 words in the Bible remained untranslated. Find out what Moses, Jesus and the prophets really said to the people of their time.

The book reprints the original translation of the Gnostic text of 114 sayings of Jesus (Nag Hammadi Library). Author offers his explanation to the secret knowledge, providing the reader with the Key to Immortality, promised in the first logion.

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A spiritual thriller, Headless World––The Vatican Incident, sequel to The Avatar Syndrome, pits the traditions and beauty of the Vatican against the cold mechanical might of the American War Machine. The whole world is the playing field.

The Avatar Syndrome follows Anne from childhood, to womanhood; from a troubled, taciturn youth, to a world-renowned violinist; from misunderstood recluse, to messiah of a higher truth and beauty.