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Fear of Speaking the Unspeakable

Fear of Speaking the Unspeakable

Fear of Speaking the Unspeakable

Willa Lee Adkins

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Strategic Book Group, LLC
Año de edición:
2014
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Memorias
ISBN:
9781618979964
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Air ships UFOs abound in the El Capitan Mountains of New Mexico, constantly vigilant in protecting the sacred secrets being held from mankind. Here are the secret passages and rooms of the ancients, the metropolis that once was here, and the constant flow of space travelers who meet here to trade many things. Our alien space families are here to teach us a new way of living. Nephalem are the guardians of El Capitan Mountain, yet Sunset Peak is inaccessible for them. Why?In 1998, I settled in the ghost town of White Oaks, New Mexico, located on the western end of the El Capitan Mountains. There I met people who talk of mythical giants who once lived here, of hidden treasure, and ancient civilizations.I believe we humans carry all history in our memory buried deep within our DNA. The time has come to remember this ancient memory to better understand upcoming events. As far back as I can remember, I have communicated telepathically with what I call the shadow people.As a five-year-old child, my father and I visited the UFO Museum in Roswell, New Mexico. What a surprise to find a replica of the little people that were and are my friends. This is my life story, of gathering the courage and having the faith to come forward and relate my experiences with extraterrestrials, UFOs, psychic healing, unexplainable laser marks, dimensional orbs, and vortexes of energy. The time has come to speak the unspeakable. Willa Lee Adkins wrote this book to give courage to others to tell their stories. She hopes Fear of Speaking the Unspeakable will bring acceptance that we are not alone and they are here to help us.Publisher’s website: http://sbpra.com/WillaLeeAdkins

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