Multi-Dimensional Field Effects and Human Experience

Nikola Tesla: Afterlife Comments on Paraphysical Concepts #3

by Francesca Thoman

In a rich tapestry of 20 articles, Nikola Tesla's channeled information through Francesca Thoman covers a wide variety of subjects such as Quantum Entangled Inductive Resonance, Para-sound Encoding in DNA, Examining the Costs of Emotional Pain and the Human Nature of Healing. From his afterlife vantage point, Nikola Tesla explores issues regarding Humanity, the Divine Being and its creation of reality through Humanity, and how to change your perceptions of Civility and Gratitude for your own benefit.

294 pages, Paperback

Published May 31, 2017

About the author

A conscious clairaudient channel since 1990, Francesca Thoman has published in New Age magazines as well as publishing three volumes of fascinating afterlife views on physics and metaphysics from the spirit of Nikola Tesla. Long aware of spirits, guides and angels, ET's and discarnates, she writes inspired children's stories and is certified to read the Akashic Records. Married to a computer engineer, she resides in California.

Links:
Tesla: http://nikolateslaafterlifeconversati...
Auntie Duck/Silverspun: http://francescathoman.com/
HAPIguide: https://www.hapiguide.com/california/...


Email: francescathoman.ewbpmarketing@gmail.com

Reviews

[Debra Jean Magnani · Rating 5 out of 5]

I encourage anyone who has any doubts about th4e afterlife to read these books. I am truly impressed by Francesca’s channeling and it is no wonder to me that Nikola Tesla called upon her to give the world this information. I thoroughly enjoyed practicing the exercises that Nikola Tesla presented and felt especially validated in my spiritual being because of them. The exhilarating energy I felt in my body and all my senses after each exercise was so powerful that I had to stop and put the book down in order to ponder the experience, even though I didn’t want to interrupt my reading. This is an amazing gift for the world!

[Susan Reyna · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was not my thing. Interesting concepts: some easy to understand, others quite out there.