Vida Amor de Paz Extreme Adventure

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This book and the associated movie started with my 2007 visit to the Maya forest. From there I took off to the North Pole. This extreme journey was necessary to test my hypothesis that climatic changes that led to the decline of many ancient Maya cities have much in common with the climatic changes we face today. To support this theory, I interviewed geographers, archeologists, anthropologists, as well as many equally renowned scientists. Humbly, I have written these lines, wishing to share my research. Through this book, I expect my readers to sense my heartfelt beliefs. This is really my voice! The book is not just focusing on reality or adventure but on hope as well. Even if everything looks gloomy and we find ourselves in the darkest spot, we can be sure that the sunrays are still there, even if a cloud is momentarily covering them. This is what I learned from my guide, Mary Baker Eddy, and her teachings have helped me discern the right panorama. We know that problems begin in our minds, and once the mind is corrected, the true light appears in our lives.