Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

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lot's of people 'see' things while in coma's, ... they all 'see' (dream) according to their own personal individual beliefs and own personal individual imaginations, influenced by sci-fi and what they read and watch on tv and have stored in their thoughts" I started seeing the priest again. He never pressured me to talk and that eased my mind. Amelia had explained to him that I needed time. He respected that. That’s why I went. He said he liked talking to me. I did as well. The conversation with him was always very interesting. He had a positive way of thinking and clear judgment, free of prejudice and stereotypes. His mind was robust and bright. in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written

Even now Amelia speaks to me about how torn Anna was between making her father unhappy and shattering her own heart forever, knowing how much that would make her suffer. She would cry in her arms for hours and Amelia would urge her to leave home directly, but she could never take that step. Our secret happiness lasted several months. I do not recall what season it was. Did other people talk about us? I don’t recall that either. The only thing I do recall is you. My every future plan, my every thought, my every hope was formed by you, and took your form. I forgave her with all my heart. I kissed her hair just like I used to and suddenly her face lit up with pleasure.Father, I’m not the same person as I used to be. If only you knew about the change I’ve been through…”

THIS WAY OUT PRODUCTIONS may disclose your Personal Data in the good faith belief that such action is necessary to:Btw it's been almost a century from diary's writing. In our lifetime some of us will realize if any of those predictions come true since they refer to 21st century and forward. George Papahatzis translated the notes of Dienach gradually over a period of 14 years – from 1926 to 1940. He was surprised by the notes that Dienach had left him. He initially believed his teacher had written a novel in a very peculiar way. But as he continued to read, he realized that what he was translating were Dienach’s memoires.