Time Slips Real Stories of Time Travel: Time Travel Series, #1

By Katherine Fletcher

  Time Slips is a book about real stories of Time Travel.   We explore the possibility of time travel with science and real witnesses.    Discover more about time portals, government projects and stories of time slips from around the globe.    Time travel is a fascinating topic and our Quantum Physicists have proven that time and space are not what we think.  Many top scientists believe time travel is possible.   So are these incidents real time travel or perhaps a glimpse into another dimension?   Are they ghosts or past life memories?   I have uncovered many unexplainable stories of time slips.  
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Katherine Fletcher
• Release date: Mar 25, 2019
• ISBN: 9781386670605

Katherine Fletcher

Katherine Fletcher is a freelance author focused on genealogy and family histories as well as Paranormal topics.    She lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains.   

Book preview

PORTALS

So where are these energy portals, these odd geomagnetic spots where people disappear? The Great Pyramids of Egypt are one of the energy spots, along with Sedona, Arizona, the Mojave Desert, Stonehenge, Bermuda Triangle, Mount Shasta, California and a forest in Romania called Hoia-Baciu Forest.   I feel sure there are many others but these are the most popular ones. So what happens in these places?  People disappear sometimes, there are strange colors, lights, noises, physical sensations, voices and other noises. In the Bermuda Triangle there is electro and geo magnetic forces that disable compasses and airplane equipment as well as ships.  We have all heard the stories of the Bermuda Triangle and there are still many missing boats and ships. Yes the weather is a factor, yes the methane gas bubbles are an issue, however I feel this area is also a vortex spot.  Sometimes there are amazing spontaneous healings and yes, missing

Reviews for Time Slips Real Stories of Time Travel

[janice.bates.rn · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

It was an interesting read but nothing really new to report.

[jennkins · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Great book, loved it, short but covered topics very well. So interesting