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|  | | Clothed with the Sun
Clothed with the Sun explores many psychic phenomenon, including the ability to see auras, premonitions, reincarnation, and clairvoyance. It also delves into such areas as voodoo, western and eastern religions, and even Nazi occultism.
Preface
We often speak of a person’s “true colors”. By this we mean who they really are, on the inside. Quite often the image we have of people isn’t real, but merely an illusion that causes us to see them as they wish to be seen - or how we wish to see them.
But what if someone could actually see everyone’s true colors? What if they had the remarkable ability to see auras, each one unique, and each one revealing intimate details of the inner character, thoughts, and emotions of the person they surrounded? Would it be a blessing to have this much knowledge about everyone you came | |  | | Suffer My Children No More
The narrator warns the human race that his virus will reverse the genetic code for the survival instinct, and ultimately end life on earth.
This book is more than a horrific account of mass suicide as the result of a virus. It was written with the intention of causing the reader to question all of his previously held beliefs regarding the origin and nature of good and evil. |
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