Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

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He will have vivid memories of pre-existence for a period of twelve months, before he dies at the age of 29. During this time, his consciousness slides into the future and enters the body of another human being, Andreas Northam, in the year 3906 A. A US scientist predicts that a yet-to-evolve intelligent species testing the fossil record on Earth will find mainly humans, lined up in rows. Rather, Chronicles from the Future is his published diary containing a detailed description of his experiences.

Once he recovered from his coma, Dienach didn't talk to anyone about his remarkable experience because he thought he would be considered crazy. Although this sounds impossible and indeed fanciful, Dienach’s written account was taken very seriously by the Freemasons, who kept his book as a closely guarded secret. Reigen-Swage: Projection device named after its two inventors combining sound and image in varying sizes ranging from small personal devices to wall-screen. Today, for the first time, this diary has been carefully edited and translated to become readable, but its content and message have not been altered. All these factors, along with the difficult language and the rough style of Dienach’s notes, which mixed together elements of his past, along with his experience of the future, made the diary even more difficult to understand.Looking into this further, however, I have to wonder if Dienach's experience was colored by the racial thinking of his era.

First, the people of the future speak an unknown Nordic language (with Anglo-Saxon and Scandinavian roots). Dienach travelled to Greece in the autumn of 1922, after having recovered from a one-year coma caused by a serious illness, hoping that the mild climate would improve his condition.Chronicles from the Future tells a remarkable story about a bizarre and incredible event experienced by Paul Amadeus Dienach, the author, who lived during the beginning of the previous century in central Europe. The saddest part of the book was that pretty much all non white races got exterminated during the 2300-2400AD timeframe, and the future culture Dinach was in was almost devoid of any understanding of spirituality beyond the joy of arts, crafts and dance. That there really was a past epoch war with Mars: the god of war (because humans are war mongers) and it was obliterated and remains mostly so today and is now just recovering? Besides mentioning a failed Mars colony and an atomic war, there isn’t much detail of what happened during those years. My last red flag was that this book focuses on the 20th and 21st centuries, while leaving the next 1300 years rather vague.