World Renowned Baritone Greg Thomas is having trouble keeping his life in order as he confronts his wife's terminal illness. To compound his troubles, Greg sufferes from terrifying nightmares that though are far from his worldly experience, seem to hold significance in his life. After sufferering an embarrassing nervous breakdown on stage in front of hundreds of people, Greg undergoes psychiatric care to get to the root of his problems. Hypnotic regression is used and what comes out from his regression is astounding ...
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World Renowned Baritone Greg Thomas is having trouble keeping his life in order as he confronts his wife's terminal illness. To compound his troubles, Greg sufferes from terrifying nightmares that though are far from his worldly experience, seem to hold significance in his life. After sufferering an embarrassing nervous breakdown on stage in front of hundreds of people, Greg undergoes psychiatric care to get to the root of his problems. Hypnotic regression is used and what comes out from his regression is astounding and terrifying! Greg is lead on a search into his past-life in Atlantis and goes in search for a hidden Atlanteam Library. His search for the hidden Library coincides with his inner search for peace and reconciliation. July 14, 2020 Wayne Williams This book is a roller coaster ride! It took me places I have never been before! May 15, 2021 Dr. Ron De Vasto Bill Barnes knows his stuff! His portrayal of regression therapy and its uses in psychiatry are absolutely spot on! This is a great book for those interested in Atlantis, psychology, or science fiction! January 7, 2021 Andrew W. Parker Take it from me. This is on helluva good book. It's a page turner! I sat down with the intention od reading a few pages and ended up reading the whole thing in one sitting. It's that good! February 18, 2021 Joe Nagy What an imagination Barnes has! He explains the working of the Atlantis device in great and plausible detail. How did he come up with this?
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Add this copy of The Transmuter: The Atlantean Library to cart. $19.74, new condition, Sold by Ingram Customer Returns Center rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from NV, USA, published 2021 by William C Barnes.