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    On Angels´Wings

    By Mariana Stjerna

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    About this ebook

    Are you afraid of dying? Do you believe that life ends with your last breath? On Angels´ Wings is the story about what happened to the famous Swedish author Jan Fridegård after his passing. Through his spokesperson, Mariana Stjerna, he tells vividly with both humor and seriousness his experiences on “the other side.”

    In this novel, the reader is invited to join Jan on an amazing journey On Angels’ Wings to different worlds and realms throughout our widespread cosmos.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateJul 1, 2013
    ISBN9789197839921
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    On Angels´Wings
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    Mariana Stjerna

    Mariana Stjerna ist eine hochangesehene schwedische Seherin und Autorin. Hellseherisch seit ihrer Kindheit, hat sie spirituelle Bücher für Erwachsene und Kinder geschrieben, einschließlich Agartha - Die Welt im Inneren der Erde, Auf Engelsflügeln und The Bible Bluff.

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