J. Allan Danelek Livres

Is 2012 the end of the world as we know it? From 2012 to global warming to worldwide pandemics, doomsday scenarios play an increasingly large role in our lives. Do any of these apocalyptic scenarios pose a real, urgent risk? Why does our modern culture continue to embrace these bleak beliefs, and how are they affecting our world? Separating hype from truth, J. Allan Danelek scrutinizes the ancient Mayan calendar's end date of 2012 and takes a hard look at whether it spells the end of the world--or a new beginning. Danelek also delves into other doomsday beliefs past and present, from biblical end-times prophecies to biological warfare, and discusses the predictions of world-famous prophets such as Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce. With piercing logic, Danelek objectively explores the apocalyptic threats that have captured our imagination . . . and reveals startling insights about what kind of future--dire or dazzling--awaits humanity.

Set against the backdrop of November 1896 California, the narrative explores the phenomenon of a mysterious bright light observed by residents, igniting speculation about extraterrestrial visitors. The author proposes a bold theory, suggesting the light was actually a terrestrial craft, showcasing advanced technology well before its time. This intriguing premise invites readers to reconsider historical events through a lens of innovation and mystery.

What happens after we die? What is the purpose of reincarnation? How does it work? What is the role in this mysterious process of the soul, free will, karma, soul mates, and God? Paranormal investigator J. Allan Danelek presents a compelling exploration of reincarnation that sheds light on both the mechanics of rebirth and its spiritual purpose. Addressing all aspects of reincarnation―including how the next physical life is chosen, the influence of past lives, the difference between the soul and personality, the necessity of evil, and what happens between lives―Danelek illuminates this transcendent yet practical mode for perfecting the soul. The Case for Reincarnation presents a fascinating, thought-provoking examination of reincarnation and the elements The Divine  • The eternal soul  • Spiritual lessonsThe link between the spiritual and physical worlds  •  Linear timePast-life memories  •   Karma  •  Choosing our next incarnationWhat happens to souls drawn to evil  •  Ghosts      

Exploring the concept of reincarnation, this book delves into its western origins and presents compelling evidence while addressing objections from scientific and religious perspectives. It examines the practical mechanics of reincarnation and its spiritual implications, encouraging readers to reflect on their past experiences and how these insights can reshape their understanding of the present and future. This thought-provoking exploration invites a deeper consideration of life and existence, challenging conventional views and sparking curiosity about one's journey through time.

An old Tibetan monk has presented Paul and Sarah Manhart-the world's only husband and wife cryptozoology team-an unusual gift: a claw from a pterosaur Paul identifies to have lived during the time of the dinosaurs. The problem is that the claw is less than sixty years old, enticing them to embark on a expedition to the "rooftop of the world" to see whether others of its kind still roam the rarified air of Tibet. Only they hadn't bargained on getting caught up in a treacherous game of cat and mouse between the Chinese Army and winged creatures that are as vicious as they are terrifying. Forced to not only fend off creatures capable of killing with a single snap of their jaws but also the efforts of opportunistic Chinese Army officers intent on seeing them dead in an effort to cover up their own nefarious deeds. Fortunately, they find an unlikely ally in the guise of a surly and ruthless colonel named Deng, the only man capable of providing them their only chance at survival-if they aren't already too late.