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    2345: A Letter From The Future

    By Brandon Goldentree

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    What can a man from the future possibly tell mankind that will avoid its suffering and extinction?
    In the following pages, we will witness it, as we read the words of a letter whispered in a dream, supported by vividly images, to the Author of this book.
    Truth, imagination or merely a channeling that we may distrust, the fact is that all the descriptions here presented have been confirmed by current events.
    Nevertheless, the future is made by those that are now creating it within their lives, with their actions or the lack of them. So, knowing what may happen will allow us to become responsible for that future as we have here a chance to see what we're creating.
    The following words describe the letter received, a gospel to those now present in a crucial period for the future of the planet and the destiny of the entire human race.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher22 Lions
    Release dateJan 1, 2015
    ISBN9781507047033
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