A Wanderer in the Spirit Lands

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Description

A Wanderer in the Spirit Lands is a book by A. Farnese, first published in 1896. Presented as a detailed account of the afterlife, allegedly dictated by the spirit of a man named Franchezzo through the practice of automatic writing, the book claims to offer an insider’s view of existence beyond death, weaving a narrative of repentance, spiritual growth, and cosmic justice.

According to the story, Franchezzo, described as a selfish and hedonistic man during his life, awakens in a spirit world after his death. There, he faces the consequences of his earthly actions and is guided through various ethereal realms. He encounters benevolent spirits, endures trials imposed by darker forces, and undergoes what is portrayed as a transformative journey toward redemption.

Skeptics may question the authenticity of the narrative and the method by which it was supposedly received. Nevertheless, it offers an intriguing glimpse into late 19th-century spiritualist thought and serves as a curious artifact for those interested in the cultural fascination with the afterlife during that period.

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Formats
PDF, EPUB, AZW3
Page Count (PDF)
149
Word Count
96,501
Illustrations
No
Footnotes
No

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