A Night in the Coral Castle
Do you believe in magicians, sorcerers, in really working conjurations, or, for example, in prophecies, fate and other phenomena? If not, then maybe you should re-consider. I myself wouldn't believe in them either if I didn't have so much experience of colliding with the mysteries that can only be explained by existing of something out there that we have no idea about.
 
I have a friend - she has a clairvoyant skill, and sometimes she is called "Second Vanga". From outside she is just an attractive modern woman, but she can "see" the future without knowing how it is happening, why, and how it can be explained. Another example - Coral Castle located in Homestead, Florida. At the beginning of the 20th century a poor and illiterate man from Latvia, Eduard Lindscalninsh, had built here for himself a castle or some kind of "garden of stones" that look like a beautiful castle. The mysterious thing about this place is that each stone, which he used for building his castle, weighs a few tons. For example, he carved and installed a huge Stella that weighs 28 tons. There is also a 9-ton revolving gate, which works perfectly and can be moved by a finger of a little child. Altogether, Eduard Lindscalninsh had carved, moved and installed hundreds of those heavy stone blocks. One should keep in mind that this man was not an athlete, just the reverse - he was a tiny little man: 5'3" tall, 53 kg, who in addition to that had tuberculosis. He didn't' have any electricity, any tools or equipment, so it is impossible to understand how did he move those stones? He never told anybody about that and when people asked him, he kept silent cunningly or answered that he discovered the secret of Egypt pyramids and of how they were built.

These are just a few cases. But there are more than enough other mysteries in our history. Could I overpass them? Of course I couldn't. As a matter of fact, this is what my book is about: my quest for the unknown, my attempts to find logic explanation to what is considered unexplainable or is just ignored as non-existent by official science.
 
What have I found? Well, the answer is in the book. However, even if it is not customary to reveal the content of a book beforehand, I will open slightly the secrete - at the end I came to the conclusion that magic and sorcery are real, and there is nothing mysterious about them. I also found an explanation to such phenomena as clairvoyance, communication with the dead, reincarnation, world of spirits, prophetic dreams, and UFOs. You will probably think that it is ravings of a madman. Maybe, I won't deny. I just hope that after reading this book you will change you mind.
 

An Empty Nest of the Feathered Serpent
When you learn about the history of ancient civilizations you see how many secrets and mysteries are hidden in this history. The civilization of Maya, who lived in Mesoamerica, is not exclusion. In fact they still live there, on the land of their ancestors, on the territory of modern Belize, Guatemala and Honduras. But unfortunately, in our days, nothing left from this amazingly advanced civilization, except a great number of abandoned cities that are hidden in jungles. They also left a lot of unsolved mysteries. One of them is the question - how, in just 150 years, this civilization evolved from nearly savage tribes to one of the most powerful nations of their time! Another mystery: Maya were building their amazing cities in a very short period of time and then they were suddenly leaving these cities without any reasonable cause. And we still don't have answers to these questions. Let's take one more example - the Feathered Serpent, one of Maya's gods, who was a human and a reptile at the same time. Who was he? Was he a product of Maya's imagination, their weird fantasy?
 
As you can see, Maya left us a lot of puzzles and a wide expanse for research. Could I overpass these mysteries? Of course I couldn't't. Although, it would probably was better if I did. My research has brought me to absolutely insane and wild conclusions. I am afraid that nobody is going to believe in them and take me seriously. I came to the conclusion that Maya's gods are not product of myths and fantasies, they are real and they still live among us. Moreover, while been studying Maya I started to believe that dragons, angels and demons are also not product of imagination of barbarians from jungles. There were real persons behind these mystical images, and that Maya knew them very well and were coexisting with them. I've learned that America was not discovered accidentally, that behind this "Great Discoveries" was standing the Catholic Church. And one can only guess who stood behind the Catholic Church (that's what I am trying to guess).
 
Generally speaking, a lot of interesting things came to light about the strange civilization of Maya during my expedition to their abandoned cities. I've put everything together in my book "An empty nest of the Feathered Serpent".