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    Lost Egypt
    Lost Egypt
    Lost Egypt
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    Lost Egypt

    By John Wagner

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    One book burnt in Alejandria´s library has been found in the river Nile waters and it is going to be read by you after two thousand years. This is a science book written by an environmental scientist compelled to revive the Egyptian empire and reveal the secrets ancient astronomers and physicians left asleep for future generations. Every corner of the land and time of the pharaohs analyzed with the help of modern technologies to explain how the ancient Egyptians designed the perfect calendar and the best wonder of the world, the great pyramid. With the perfect calendar matched with the stars, the pharaohs created a labyrinth in time and space which will defeat modern theories and will change our perception of life forever. Shadows become architects and stars become sailors in Egypt, where everything is possible. The greatest empire of all times left a huge track on earth for some reason and I truly believe those living gods are still watching us somewhere in the afterlife. Life is a journey from the stars to the body and that is what the Egyptian eye caught on camera for us. The knowledge acquired by the pharaohs is indeed, raw gold for modern medicine and astronomy and that is why this book will open your mind and will change your life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHalley
    Release dateMay 5, 2016
    ISBN9783958496231
    Lost Egypt
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    John Wagner

    John Wagner was a successful lawyer with a prominent U.S. law firm in the 1990s. A frequent adventure and spiritual traveler, his life changed dramatically during a study tour on the history and culture of Peru, including studying Sendero Luminoso, the violent terrorist group. He gave up everything, and risked his career and his life, to join a mission organization to work for human rights in Peru—in the face of a death threat if he did so. In Peru, he deepened his spirituality, worked on a landmark human rights case, and fell in love with Bella, a local teacher.After his work in Peru, he returned to the U.S., resumed his legal career, and married Bella. He holds degrees from Western State Colorado University, the University of Chicago, and the University of Wisconsin Law School. An early Baby Boomer, he has been a civil rights and antiwar activist, a disc jockey (loving rock n roll, jazz, and opera), a world traveler, and a motorcyclist. He is now retired from practicing law and lives with Bella in Sacramento, California, near their children and grandchildren.Find out more at www.johnpwagner.com.

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      Book preview

      Lost Egypt - John Wagner

      6:

      BOOK 1

      THE

      LOST

      EGYPTIAN

      UNIVERSE

      To my Princess Neferamun.

      PREFACE

      This book describes a new modern Egyptian world and proposes an astonishing back in time journey, which will open minds and eyes, towards a better understanding of life, death and the environment we all share.

      Recovering ancient Egyptian knowledge is not an easy task. As a little boy and as an environmental scientist today, I always admired the way the Egyptian masters had to see the world. After decades of investigation, I finally decided to put on paper all my discoveries in order to be transferred into future generations so this millenary knowledge do not get lost again.

      Life is a labyrinth which travels from day to day, slowly and fast at the same time, in space and minds. Finding keys to open new doors sounds like something very useful we all should do in our lives.

      In the world we know, science sometimes battles with religion, but not in the Egyptian case. In this amazing lost culture, gods and numbers were married, and proof of it, are indeed the pyramids.

      The wisdom Queen and Pharaohs had about physics, medicine and genetics clearly shows we are dealing with the most advanced civilization in history. Golden lambs or wooden crosses existed always after the Egyptian first monotheism in history.

      A great empire covers huge areas of territory and it is well defined by its technology and science knowledge. The environment is shared by everybody and its problems are everybody´s issues now, before and forever. This fact will find keys and will open doors we might never think would be opened. The knowledge of astronomy the Egyptians had could be proof of them having discovered America a couple of thousands

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