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In 1921, Paul Amadeus Dienach, a Swiss-Austrian teacher with fragile health, falls into a one-year-long coma. During this time, his consciousness slides into the future and enters the body of another man in 3906 A.D.
When Dienach awakens from his coma, he finds himself back in 1922. Knowing that he doesn't have much time left, he writes a diary, recording whatever he could...more
When Dienach awakens from his coma, he finds himself back in 1922. Knowing that he doesn't have much time left, he writes a diary, recording whatever he could...more
Published November 8th 2015 (first published 1972)
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Nov 15, 2015BookRider rated it
it was amazing Shelves: memoir, non-fiction, spirituality, utopia, science-fiction, time-travel, post-apocalyptic
Just came across it 2 days ago.
The world has never seen a book like this before. It changed my perspective of life.
Awe!
Nov 22, 2015Mike Moore rated it it was amazingThe world has never seen a book like this before. It changed my perspective of life.
Awe!
Shelves: memoir, post-apocalyptic, spirituality, utopia
Sui generis book.
This is not a ticket to a roller coaster amusement ride but to a great spiritual journey.
It's the diary of a man that apparently went through a lot more than a human mind can handle. Whether he was hallucinating or not is not the primary concern.
This diary will force you into our dark deep future through what is indeed likely to happen. However, the final destiny will fill your soul with joy and hope.
During this journey you will realize what kind of society we live in nowadays a...more
Nov 21, 2015Jim rated it it was amazingThis is not a ticket to a roller coaster amusement ride but to a great spiritual journey.
It's the diary of a man that apparently went through a lot more than a human mind can handle. Whether he was hallucinating or not is not the primary concern.
This diary will force you into our dark deep future through what is indeed likely to happen. However, the final destiny will fill your soul with joy and hope.
During this journey you will realize what kind of society we live in nowadays a...more
Shelves: memoir, non-fiction, post-apocalyptic, time-travel, utopia
I was dying to pick up this book: what a fascinating subject. The idea that someone from the early 20th century entered a future man's body and experienced life while his 1920s self was in a coma is beyond fascinating.
Whether or not this was simply an extraordinary dream, fantasy or an actual occurrence (something I'm open to) is not proven here; or even provable (yet). But the story shows great credibility for a few reasons:
- descriptions of technology similar to tvs, computers, tablets, Inte...more
Whether or not this was simply an extraordinary dream, fantasy or an actual occurrence (something I'm open to) is not proven here; or even provable (yet). But the story shows great credibility for a few reasons:
- descriptions of technology similar to tvs, computers, tablets, Inte...more
This book claims to follow a Swiss teacher named Paul Amadeus Dienach in his 360 days in the future. In his diary, he took over the body of one Andrew Northam, a resident of the year 3906. This is actually the claim made by Georgio Papachatzis. Of the two, Georgio was an actual person, although Dienach I am not so certain.
Papachatzis makes the claim that, as a student of Dienach's tutelage teaching the German language in Greece, circa 1920. According to Papachatzis, Dienach left his diary to Pap...more
Papachatzis makes the claim that, as a student of Dienach's tutelage teaching the German language in Greece, circa 1920. According to Papachatzis, Dienach left his diary to Pap...more
Mar 31, 2019Claudia marked it as not-my-cup-of-coffee
Abandoned at 20%. I’m not the one who can judge his experience, however it’s hard to believe people in year 3906 have almost the same hospitals as we do today and still believe in miracles and the hand of God.
Jun 11, 2019Gina rated it really liked it Shelves: diaries, kindle-books, medical, nonfiction, paranormal-ghostie-stuff, time-travel, mystery
This book is extremely interesting. It has been under intense scrutiny since it's publication, both from believers in time travel and non-believers alike. Either way, what happened to the person whose journals are translated here are quite a mystery.
Paul Amadeus Dienach is a Swiss-Austrian teacher who falls into a coma in 1921. It is during this time that his consciousness travels through time to 3906 and enters the body of a man.
When Dienach awakens from his coma, he writes down of his experien...more
Paul Amadeus Dienach is a Swiss-Austrian teacher who falls into a coma in 1921. It is during this time that his consciousness travels through time to 3906 and enters the body of a man.
When Dienach awakens from his coma, he writes down of his experien...more
Oct 09, 2016Luce Cronin rated it liked it
This is , without a doubt, one of the strangest books I have EVER read. This purports to be non-fiction, a true story of a man who someone slipped into our future - 2000 years hence. It is written in a way that makes you believe this is truly a diary of a non-writer. I hated the writer of the diary; he was always whining, depressed, obsessed. But the story is pretty incredible. It becomes hard to follow at times, so it is not a pleasant or easy read. Don't quite know what to make of it all.
Sep 17, 2017Anthony Zappia rated it it was ok
I couldn't resist reading a book with this title; that details the story of a Swiss-Austrian man who in 1921, falls into a one-year long coma, during which his consciousness slides into the body of another man...in the year 3906. Both the title and the subject matter sounded great, but unfortunately I found this a rather difficult book to get into. Firstly, it is actually a diary, so you don't have the smooth flow you would get from a novel or a work of non-fiction. Secondly I suspect much is lo...more
Chronicles From The Future is purported to be the real life diary of Paul Amadeus Dienach, a man who lived in Europe in the early part of the 20th century. Dienach suffered from a medical condition which let him in a comatose state for roughly one year. During that time, he believes that his consciousness was transferred into a man by the name of Andreas Northampton, in the year of 3906. Upon his 'return' to 1920s Europe, he began to write down all that he experienced during his year in the futu...more
Jun 24, 2019Sina Alimardany rated it did not like it
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Excellent description of an enhanced human experience, both from the author's point of view and the people of the future. However, it was not fully explained how the future came to have no people of color, but one must remember that this was written in 1922.
Mar 06, 2018Paulinette Quirindongo rated it it was amazing
Chronicles From The Future.
Great book! The plot is intriguing and the narration is good, but if you are not familiar with the terms one can get lost.
Great book! The plot is intriguing and the narration is good, but if you are not familiar with the terms one can get lost.
i want to read this full book for my general knowlege
Must be open minded and enjoy philosophy. It also helps to be a Trekkie too!
I enjoyed this book very much. It is not a fast read and is best if you read a little and contemplate. There is so much information and ideas. The best way for me to describe this book is as a Trekkie. The Next Generation, season 5, The Inner Light.
The difference is this man was in a coma and experienced a future life as a walk in. This man was an ordinary man that was sickly and lived in a time of turmoil. He did not sh...more
Jul 29, 2016Owlseyes inside Notre Dame, it's so strange a 15-hour blaze and... marked it as to-read I enjoyed this book very much. It is not a fast read and is best if you read a little and contemplate. There is so much information and ideas. The best way for me to describe this book is as a Trekkie. The Next Generation, season 5, The Inner Light.
The difference is this man was in a coma and experienced a future life as a walk in. This man was an ordinary man that was sickly and lived in a time of turmoil. He did not sh...more
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