Dreamwalker in Atlantis: English

by Erik Istrup

Overview

The man, Yadar works among other things as a dream walker in the land of Alt, known as Atlantis. As dream walker, he prepares and assist a person from this life to get safely to the other side after death. Yadar gets experiences in dreams and meditations that shows him that he has had other lives. To his great surprise, he also experiences glimpses of events in possible future lives. He even experiences lives on other planets, and it becomes increasing difficult for him to keep track of who he is. However, he can get help from friends in his other world. There is also help to gain, from his other I’s that he meets in dreams and meditations. The author uses his own experiences from this and other lives as the basis for the book.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9788792980755
Publisher:	Erik Istrup Publishing
Publication date:	01/11/2019
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	182
File size:	610 KB

Table of Contents

Preface Introduction The work as a dreamwalker The temple of rejuvenation Preparation for the dream walk Azuru Timu The boy with the mask The man with the pointed hat The answer to the divine The start of my existence The small god The land of white Uniformity and unification Energy A nature's being as a human The dream walk The other people In dialogue with nature Journey through the land The broken heart The chief's son The king's dancer and musician The dying warrior The guiding star A red planet and a princess in red Yeshua Imhotep Another diplomatic mission The big Chinese The misdeed Servant for an Egyptian prince Stone age Wolfbane The Cathar The secrets of the alchemist A mystery school The mirror in the cathedral A mirror in depth of darkness Tira, the most beautiful Olympia The death camp The threats are joined Appendix About the author

Editorial Reviews

A multidimensional and impressive book

Dreamwalker in Atlantis is a multidimensional and impressive book. Strange longing and interest in Atlantis, got answers and fulfilment. Furthermore, I somehow among with it, it will continue to affect. To consciousness, to energies. Creativity. I got the contact portions are really not aware of, I hope that I have received them to unite with me. And that something could manifest through me and in my paintings, for example. These energies and changes often do not seem easy, but the receptivity also changes. Things in the book are still alive, and this book creates bridges, connection, miraculous energies, and the New. I wish it the best possible success now and always.

- Raija Lyytinen. Aug. 2, 2020, Messenger.

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This book is doorway into a history long forgotten

It's not about the words! This book is doorway into a history long forgotten.

We live in a world where so often books serve as nothing more than a reinforcement for our beliefs about the nature of reality and the history of consciousness on this planet. In other words, we want what we read to match our truth.

Not for me. Instead books are passageways for a greater awareness, a vehicle to dive even deeper into Self and my own knowingness.

'Dreamwalker in Atlantis' did this for me. Not only did I find myself in the story of Yadar, I also found myself deep in my own experience of my lifetimes as a Dreamwalker in Atlantis.

For me, this book was not about the words on the paper, it was a portal into lifetimes and a civilization long forgotten despite its deep and unwavering impact on the world we live in today.

And that's the best kind of book - one that serves as a gateway into deeper understanding of where we came from and what we are living today should the Atlantean Dream be of interest to you.

Thank you for a job well done, Erik Istrup! I highly recommend this book for anyone with an interest or connection between Atlantis and its relation to the story of Yeshua. You may just find yourself in your own Atlantean lifetimes remembering the intense beauty, splitting heartache and well, all of it.

- Lauren Hutton, Sar'h. Jan. 4, 2020. Amazon.com.

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