Mariana Stjerna – författare

För några hundra år sen ansågs det att jorden var platt. När forskare insisterade på att jorden är rund, var det många som protesterade. Som ni alla vet fick den runda jordens förespråkare rätt – bevisligen!I den här boken kommer nästa stora avslöjande, att jorden är ihålig och bebodd av mer utvecklade människor, som kommer att hjälpa oss på yttre jorden inom en snar framtid. Hur kommer det att tas emot av oss människor, som science fiction eller fiction, eller som en befrielse? Lyssna till denna lättillgängliga och gripand roman och känn gensvaret i ditt hjärta, det är det enda råd som kan ges.Det finns de som redan besökt inre jorden, Agartha, och upplevt denna del av vår planet som högt utvecklad och välmående. Dit hör amiral Richard E. Byrd, USA (1947) och han spred inga amsagor.

Mariana Stjerna fick kontakt med kanadensaren Timothy Brooke, som visade sig för henne fysiskt en kort stund och som ”dikterade” denna bok. Han räddades av inomjordingar efter en fartygsförlisning utanför Kanadas kust i mitten av 1900-talet och lever idag i högsta välmåga i Agartha. I boken berättar han om hur han hamnade där och om livet i denna paradisiska del av vår jord som dessutom är femdimensionell.

Eines Tages klopfte ein junger Mann, Timothy Brooke, an Mariana Stjernas innere Tür und der Roman „Agartha" war geboren. Wie im Buch beschrieben wurde Timothy von Agarthern nach einem Schiffbruck vor der Küste Kanadas Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts gerettet. Er ist jetzt am Leben und wohlauf in Agartha, der hohlen Erde oder der Welt im Inneren. In Agartha wird die Welt im Inneren der Erde beschrieben. Sie wird von einem fortgeschrittenen Volk bewohnt, das plant, den Menschen auf der Oberfläche sehr bald zu Hilfe zu kommen. In dem Buch erzählt Timothy seine Geschichte und beschreibt das Leben in diesem fünfdimensionalen Paradies, das mit groβer Wahrscheinlichkeit deine zukünftige Heimat sein wird. Einige Highlights des Buches: • Agartha - ein Paradies im Inneren der Erde • Eine Tour durch Telos und Umgebung • Eine Begegnung mit Saint Germain • Shamballa - ein Paradies im Inneren der Erde • Der Bund der Liebe • Der Tempel des Glaubens und ein Treffen mit Melchizedek • Festlichkeiten in Agartha • Wie sich die Erde verändern wird

Mariana''s well-received book, Agartha - The Earth''s Inner World, had just been released (2010) when she had a visitation from her cosmic friend and source of inspiration, Jan Fridegård, who told her that he, too, had been to Agartha. He gave an account of his experiences there in the company of his dear friend and companion Lydia, whom we''ve met in a couple of previous books. They had also been on exciting adventures out in Space to the Pleiades, Sirius B, and Andromeda. Did Mariana wish to be his writing medium again? Of course!

In Agartha, they visit Porthologos, which houses a most extraordinary, gigantic library (with no books) that is several miles in length, wherein all human knowledge is contained. All one has to do is choose what one wishes to learn about, and in an instant, seemingly live holographic images appear, presenting the subject in question in a lifelike manner.

In Agartha they meet the enigmatic Pilgrim, who imparts much of his immense wisdom to them and acts as their guide on several of their journeys. Among many other wonderfully fascinating places, they visit an intriguing research center, the Fortress, where notable inventions and discoveries evolve, and to which many eminent researchers from the surface world have been transferred, such as Darwin and Tesla.

On the Pleiades (the Seven Sisters, containing many advanced Galactic Societies) no large cities exist, only very small communities in which virtually everyone knows one another and enjoys being in each other''s company. Interesting accounts are given regarding the Pleiadean Parliament, their school system, and general way of living. Janne and Lydia also learn about its wildlife and sea people. Truly - this isn''t a misprint - mermaids really do exist .... On Sirius B they make the acquaintance of a dolphin community, besides the amphibians - who have fish-suits. They further are privileged to experience a wondrously stupendous Evensong in the Ivory Cave.

The journey ends in Andromeda, where all individuals are part of a higher consciousness, and life seems easy to live. They are shown healing houses, and even manage to visit a reptilian planet

In this fascinating novel you find that invisible beings, Nature spirits, of the most various kinds exist in Nature, and that every one of them has a special task. Unfortunately, most of us don''t know this, and moreover, we only believe in things which we can see with our physical eyes. Fortunately, there are those who are able to see behind the veils we generally have in front of our eyes.

Mariana Stjerna has, ever since her childhood, had a deep feeling for Nature and the elementals, both of which she has experienced and communicated with and still does. The time is now ripe to tell about this magical but so far invisible world, which exists right next to us.

In this novel, The Invisible People, the writer''s spiritual inspirer, Jan, together with a spiritual historian and two elves, will make peep-holes into different ages - from about 20 million years ago and forward - in the greatest, most magical, and secretive of all worlds: Nature. The mission is to inform humans about the magic of Nature and also to investigate when, where, and how humans, elves, and Nature spirits cooperated in good spirit. The time journeys are always started from Mother Earth''s beautiful green cave in the innermost of the Earth.

At the end of the book are included a number of channeled messages from Pan, the uncrowned ruler and King of Nature.

This is the fourth book inspired by Jan Fridegård