The Eternal Now

di Jim Lewis (Autore)

Jim Lewis, 2026

THE ETERNAL NOW Humanity is approaching a threshold—and the past has been waiting for it. Eighteen-year-old Helena Thorne has inherited an extraordinary awareness of consciousness and healing. But when an ancient repository hidden deep in the Peruvian Andes begins to awaken, Helena discovers that her abilities are part of something far greater than her family ever imagined. The mysterious site is one of several ancient repositories left across the Earth by the Pleiadians, each preserving knowledge humanity once possessed—and then forgot. As other sites begin awakening in India and Easter Island, their message becomes unmistakable: consciousness is the foundation of reality, separation is an illusion, and humanity is rapidly approaching a moment of choice. Working with archaeologists, scientists, the Vatican, and the mysterious Pleiadian Lyra, Helena uncovers technologies capable of healing, communication across space and time, and transforming reality itself. Yet such knowledge attracts those who would possess and control it, while the accelerating awakening reveals that the same patterns that once brought destruction to Atlantis are appearing again. At the heart of it all lies a truth both ancient and revolutionary: humanity is not being given new powers. It is being reminded of what it has always been. The choice is whether to continue living from separation—or awaken to the infinite Consciousness in which nothing and no one has ever truly been separate. Spanning Germany, Peru, India, Easter Island, Spain, and beyond, The Eternal Now is an expansive mystical adventure of ancient civilizations, scientific discovery, enduring love, and the astonishing possibility that life itself exists beyond the boundaries of time. The fourth novel in the A Thousand Years series by Dr. Jim Lewis.

• Autore: Jim Lewis
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Jim Lewis
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798235342149