First of, it is not possible Just because someone is in coma does not mean they stop aging. I have not read it, but was the individual placed on a Cryogenic sleep?

aigohior:
First of, it is not possible
Just because someone is in coma does not mean they stop aging.
I have not read it, but was the individual placed on a Cryogenic sleep?

the book took him 20years to read their are lots to learn from it.

Read from page 76, previous pages are before his time travel.

koladata:
hmm this is very deep, if reincarnation is true then there's high tendency that the heaven we all glamour for is on this earth. with proper documentations of scientific discoveries century after century, its clear that with time every dead soul will always find there way back to life and be a part of the continuation of these huge scientific discoveries.

With time there will be solution to aging. Aging is a deceases just like every other deceases and one day it will be cured and people won't die short when they are at the peak of their spirituality so with time we will have a better way to communicate directly with God while solving other deeper life mysteries.

I like this. Makes sense.

Leiylau:
Read from page 76, previous pages are before his time travel.

What's the name of the book?

Wow... Fascinating...

How did you come across this? in

Leiylau:
Read from page 76, previous pages are before his time travel.

Do you mind sharing the book via Google docs or sending a download link?

I actually downloaded the book...

Leiylau:


The Incredible Story Of Paul Dienach, The Man Who Fell Into Coma And Awakened In The Year 3,906

Paul Dienach spent a year in a coma victim of a strange disease and upon awakening, he assured that his conscience had traveled to the body of a man of the year 3906.

The Incredible Story Of Paul Dienach, The Man Who Fell Into Coma And Awakened In The Year 3,906
“Chronicles of the Future” is a book that contains the diary of a man who never intended for his words to be revealed to the world.

Although many will immediately dismiss this testimony as a great delusion, Dienach took it very seriously. But let’s start at the beginning. Dienach was a professor of German who lived at the beginning of the last century in Central Europe and the truth is that he never thought to be a writer nor much less to travel in time. Circumstances led him to that.
In 1921, Paul Dienach was the victim of a major epidemic of lethargic encephalitis, and as a result, he entered a coma, where he remained for a year in a hospital in Geneva.

When he woke up, he began to write his diary, in which he said that during that whole year he was wide awake.


According to Dienach in his diary, far from being confined to his bed, his conscience traveled to the body of another man named Andrew Northman, with the extra peculiarity that this man will live (sounds strange, but it is so) in 3906.

People of the year 3906 realized that a different consciousness was in the body of Andrew Northman and they decided to tell him everything that had happened in the world in the last two millennia.


Upon awakening, Paul Dienach feared being considered a madman, so he did not tell anyone what had happened to him. But all that changed in Greece. At 36, Dienach’s health status left a lot to be desired, so he decided to move to Greece, where there is a better climate. So in 1922 he moved there and began teaching French and German to survive.

Among his students was George Papahatzis, who described Dienach as “a modest man who used to pay attention to details.” After two years, his health hit bottom and he decided to move again, now to Italy. Before leaving, he gave his diary to Papahatzis, his favorite pupil, to practice his German by translating the text from German into Greek.


Anyway, Dienach left and in 1924 died of tuberculosis. For his part, Papahatzis translated the text over a period of 14 years, from 1926 to 1940. At first, he thought it was a novel, albeit a very rare one. But as he advanced he realized that what he was translating was a diary.

Following is a synopsis of that book… the events as remembered by Paul Dienach that will transpire on Earth over the next 2,000 years. Bear in mind, this is the illusory sense of “time” we’re talking about… so don’t write the dates in your calendar in indelible ink. Also, this article is based on several translations of excerpts from the book, and may not be fully in line with the actual book.

Timeline given to him by earth dwellers from 2300 to 4000 AD below

koladata:
hmm this is very deep, if reincarnation is true then there's high tendency that the heaven we all glamour for is on this earth. with proper documentations of scientific discoveries century after century, its clear that with time every dead soul will always find there way back to life and be a part of the continuation of these huge scientific discoveries.

With time there will be solution to aging. Aging is a deceases just like every other deceases and one day it will be cured and people won't die short when they are at the peak of their spirituality so with time we will have a better way to communicate directly with God while solving other deeper life mysteries.

Kola my son

Nairalander248:
I actually downloaded the book...

What's the name? I want to get it too.

Modified, I know it now.

Leiylau:
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Nairaland dooms day preachers won't like this.

Keep it coming

boring

Nia69:
I like this. Makes sense.

you always like this kind of things,i've been seeing you in every thread of this nature

Templee333:
you always like this kind of things,i've been seeing you in every thread of this nature

Can't remember the last time I've made a comment on this type of thread. I find it fascinating that's why.

Nia69:
Can't remember the last time I've made a comment on this type of thread. I find it fascinating that's why.

It has to be fascinating. Are you a christian?

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Leiylau:


The Incredible Story Of Paul Dienach, The Man Who Fell Into Coma And Awakened In The Year 3,906

Paul Dienach spent a year in a coma victim of a strange disease and upon awakening, he assured that his conscience had traveled to the body of a man of the year 3906.

The Incredible Story Of Paul Dienach, The Man Who Fell Into Coma And Awakened In The Year 3,906
“Chronicles of the Future” is a book that contains the diary of a man who never intended for his words to be revealed to the world.

Although many will immediately dismiss this testimony as a great delusion, Dienach took it very seriously. But let’s start at the beginning. Dienach was a professor of German who lived at the beginning of the last century in Central Europe and the truth is that he never thought to be a writer nor much less to travel in time. Circumstances led him to that.
In 1921, Paul Dienach was the victim of a major epidemic of lethargic encephalitis, and as a result, he entered a coma, where he remained for a year in a hospital in Geneva.

When he woke up, he began to write his diary, in which he said that during that whole year he was wide awake.


According to Dienach in his diary, far from being confined to his bed, his conscience traveled to the body of another man named Andrew Northman, with the extra peculiarity that this man will live (sounds strange, but it is so) in 3906.

People of the year 3906 realized that a different consciousness was in the body of Andrew Northman and they decided to tell him everything that had happened in the world in the last two millennia.


Upon awakening, Paul Dienach feared being considered a madman, so he did not tell anyone what had happened to him. But all that changed in Greece. At 36, Dienach’s health status left a lot to be desired, so he decided to move to Greece, where there is a better climate. So in 1922 he moved there and began teaching French and German to survive.

Among his students was George Papahatzis, who described Dienach as “a modest man who used to pay attention to details.” After two years, his health hit bottom and he decided to move again, now to Italy. Before leaving, he gave his diary to Papahatzis, his favorite pupil, to practice his German by translating the text from German into Greek.


Anyway, Dienach left and in 1924 died of tuberculosis. For his part, Papahatzis translated the text over a period of 14 years, from 1926 to 1940. At first, he thought it was a novel, albeit a very rare one. But as he advanced he realized that what he was translating was a diary.

Following is a synopsis of that book… the events as remembered by Paul Dienach that will transpire on Earth over the next 2,000 years. Bear in mind, this is the illusory sense of “time” we’re talking about… so don’t write the dates in your calendar in indelible ink. Also, this article is based on several translations of excerpts from the book, and may not be fully in line with the actual book.

Timeline given to him by earth dwellers from 2300 to 4000 AD below

Templee333:
It has to be fascinating. Are you a christian?

Yeah, I am by birth.

Nia69:
Yeah, I am by birth.

It's good to know that,though, i have that impresion that you aren't so in line with your christian"ism"

Templee333:
It's good to know that,though, i have that impresion that you aren't so in line with your christian"ism"

Out of the religious line actually.

Nia69:
Out of the religious line actually.

that sounds good

Templee333:
that sounds good

Yeah.

Nia69:
Yeah.

how far have you gone in your meditation exercise? Any more improvement?

Templee333:
how far have you gone in your meditation exercise? Any more improvement?

I've tried it twice, I haven't tried it lately because of school. I'm still in level one. Haven't gotten enough time for it.

Nia69:
I've tried it twice, I haven't tried it lately because of school. I'm still in level one. Haven't gotten enough time for it.

It's just the nature of things. We often don't have time for such things. I find it difficult too. Will there ever be "time"?

Templee333:
It's just the nature of things. We often don't have time for such things. I find it difficult too. Will there ever be "time"?

I agree.

Balderdash

So did he tell you who won the Russo Ukrainian war

Mkpurummiri is not good