ONE

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Page 10 - Synopsis

Page 11 - Introduction

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Guide

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ONE

By Brody Magdalene

Copyright © 2015 Brody Magdalene

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Thank You

Thank you for downloading my book. This book remains the copyrighted property ofBrody Magdalene the author, and may not be redistributedto others for commercial or non-commercial purposes.Thank you.Cover designed by Brody Magdalene

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This book is dedicated to my late Brother for helping, and guiding me through things not of this world.Because of you I found knowledge that would let me understand we do not need to cope with things in life, but instead, learn, understand and gain from the experiences, so as to share with others.

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Synopsis

What is going on?

Chapter 1 - In the beginning

Chapter 2 - The familiar museum

Chapter 3 - My long lasting relationship

Chapter 4 - Life before my breakdown

Chapter 5 - My early years in music

Chapter 6 - The dream / Leading up to a break down

Chapter 7 - My fight back to health

Chapter 8 - Moving out of the family home

Chapter 9 - My later music years

Chapter 10 - Dealing with cancer

Chapter 11 - Using my knowledge to help

Chapter 12 - My relationship with Rachael

Chapter 13 - Forgiving and helping

Chapter 14 - Opening my mind

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Chapter 15 - My relationship with Bridget

Chapter 16 - Subliminal messages

Chapter 17 - Seeing spirits

Chapter 18 - Leaving my body

Chapter 19 - Using my knowledge to cure depression

Chapter 20 - Dating people from previous lives

Chapter 21 - Sharing my knowledge

Chapter 22 - We are all one

Chapter 23 - What were the pyramids built for

Chapter 24 - Hat shapes and their meanings

Chapter 25 - We will never find an end point

Chapter 26 - The reason why we die

Chapter 27 - Time, does it exist

Chapter 28 - Eliminating the existence of time

Chapter 29 - Déjà Vu / Time lines

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Chapter 30 - Ley lines & Energy pockets

Chapter 31 - Understanding Empathy

Chapter 32 - Incorporating energies into songs

Chapter 33 - Receiving songs in dreams

Chapter 34 - Illuminati / The all seeing eye

Chapter 35 - Astral Projection

Chapter 36 - Travelling back to the ONE

Chapter 37 - De-Morgans Law

Chapter 38 - Dreaming about the future

Chapter 39 - What are dreams

Chapter 40 - Light vs Dark

Chapter 41 - Understanding Love

Chapter 42 - Why do we jump between lives

Chapter 43 - Questioning my sanity

Chapter 44 - My life at present

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ONE, is a book that will firstly take you on a journey though some of the events in my life, and which will then go on to describe how I eventually came to a place where I have an amazing level of understanding about things in our world / universe. This understanding led me to write this book about previously unanswered questions that we have, like what is God, what were the Pyramids made for, along with many more topics like, where do we all come from and also what is Déjà Vu. Most people reach a place or time in their lives when these questions arise. After reading the book you will see how I have made significant links between almost everything that I have written regarding these topics, along with examples that you will most likely be able to relate to, in your own lives.To my knowledge, after asking people about these topics, I have found that there seems to be no such book currently giving the information I have provided therein as clearly or as accurately as I have done. This is because I did not take or learn any of the information or topics in my book from anywhere apart from within my own mind, alongside asking some people what their views were and what they currently knew of these subjects. I knew I needed to avoid duplicating or regurgitating information which was already available through other writings. After many conversations and much research, I was then assured that nobody seemed to have the answers I now have. There are many books on the subjects I have covered, however they do not seem to offer a cohesive explanation which ties much of the phenomena we call strange together. Popular writings cover pyramids, psychological phenomena, ancient civilisations and world religions but there is very little, if any writing, which has brought them together. I believe I have achieved this in ONE.The book 'ONE', Is very easy to read and is also very clearly and accurately written so that you, the reader will be able to make sense of every subject I have written about.

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I awake, look at the clock to see that it is 8.15am. I get out of bed only to find that I am still floating and not feeling attached to my body. I went into the kitchen and put the kettle on, make a cup of tea. I then realise that I am still seeing grey whispy things whooshing around me. I tell myself to ignore it and it will most likely pass, at least I hope. I am now sitting in the living room drinking my tea.

Time is moving by so fast and I can’t feel anything, am I in my body? I look around, I can still feel and see these things whooshing past me but for some reason I know there is no reason for me to worry as I understand that these things, whatever they be, were lost with no clue as to where they are, or what they are supposed to be doing. I call my sister and tell her that I need to speak with her later, as I am experiencing something, and could she come over when she finishes work.

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In The Beginning

Lets go back a little and get you more familiar with how I got to this stage. I was around the age of seven when it all started for me. The day was warm and bright with a slight breeze. I remember feeling the sun beating down on me as I was out the back of our family home playing on the concrete floor with a toy car. There were bits of sand and mud in between the cracks of the paving slabs with bits of moss and the odd ant marching around. I had a moment then which, at the time, I did not understand, because I was far too young to comprehend the magnitude of what I was experiencing. It seemed like I knew what it felt to be one of the grains of sand that were between the cracks of the paving slabs for a brief moment. I could feel the sun and I could also feel that I did not exist at that point or place in time, but could be existing as one of the grains of sand. I like to think that this is quite profound for a seven year old, but maybe as adults people just do not remember, if they ever felt this way when they were young.

This was a very strange experience and thought to be having at the age which I was and, as I said, I did not understand this then, and it didn't make any sense to me, nor did I care. I carried on playing with my toy and that was the end of that. For now anyway.

A few years later, when I was eleven years of age, I was walking back from school through the park that was opposite our house. I walked through the park and reached the gates by the road, where I would need to cross over and go home when I turned around and took a look at the sky, as I could feel a looming presence/energy. In the sky there was a storm approaching. It was dark, rolling and moody, as storms are sometimes. In no time at all the storm was above me and covering all of the sky, and I again had a strange feeling. I felt like I knew that storm, or that light. The light was like a memory, or remembering a feeling.

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It felt very familiar to me, which later on in life I have encountered again many times and now recognise very well. This happened quite a few times when I was younger. In fact, it was a similar feeling to seeing an old familiar friend. The different shades that the sky and light can have, all affect me and all evoke different memories.

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The Familiar Museum

At the age of 12 I had my next strange encounter. I remember being taken on a school coach trip to a museum. I had never visited this museum before. Actually, I had not visited any museum before this point as that is not something that we would do, as a family. We arrived and were all escorted off of the coach and into the main entrance. As we walked into one of the rooms I felt a sudden surge of familiarity and upset as I entered it. It was not a great feeling. It was like I had been there before and I could remember and feel that I had been there before which felt extremely powerful for me. I know this room! I said out loud. Obviously the other children and the teachers totally disregarded what I was saying and experiencing, just as you would expect. It was another thing to add to my list of experiences I could not yet understand. One more way to try to explain what it felt like is to say that it was a similar feelings to remembering a dream of once being there, or as if I had been there in another life. It was a scary experience. I knew that room, but of course I would not have known anything or had any understanding about other lives or Déjà vu at this point in my life. I tried telling my friends and one of the teachers but they did not know what to say and thought I was just playing around, because I was a bit of a joker and also liked pulling pranks.

Everything carried on in a pretty normal fashion for me from then on apart from a few strange sleep walking and talking episodes a couple of times.

The next even stranger experience I remember having, would eventually lead me to an understanding about time - that it only exists in our perceptions. It was a time when I came down with a bad flu.

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When say bad I don’t mean man flu which is a cold and in no way as bad as flu. I mean really unwell with fever, and feeling very uncomfortable most of the time. One of the days during this illness I remember laying on the couch in the living room of our family home whilst my mother was in the kitchen cooking some soft boiled eggs and soldiers (soft boiled eggs and toast cut into strips, in case you do not know this expression). I was watching television, and as I lay there, wondering when I would feel better, the news came on and Moira Stuart was talking about something bad going on in the world. I have never, nor am I now, interested in watching the news about events that I have played no part in, or can take no part in fixing, but it was on and I was watching mainly because I did not have the energy the get up and change the channel. This was in the days before remote controls for televisions. As I carried on watching, I found myself being able to say every word she was saying at the exact same time. I could only do this in my head because when I tried talking with my mouth at the same time as her, I could not do it, like something was stopping me. There was no time lag between the words I was thinking, and the words she was speaking. I thought about it some more, in my deluded state of mind that I was in because of the flu, and could not make sense of the fact that my brain can speak the identical words as her, but when it reaches my mouth it stops the words from forming. I will mention more about this subject later on in the book. I will describe when and why I started to make this strange phenomenon work for me.

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My Long Lasting Relationship

I was 15 years old when I met Amy. A friend of mine told me how he had met a girl and that she was gorgeous and a very cool person. He then mentioned that he was trying to become her boyfriend. He was a close friend of mine at the time, so I suggested that we all meet up and go into the West End one day and that he should invite her along. We all met at Holborn Station in London one Saturday afternoon and as soon as I met her, I knew. She was the one I wanted to be with. He was right, she was gorgeous and although I knew it was wrong because my friend wanted to try and be with her himself, I couldn't help wanting to be with her also. This was quite a quandary. As the weeks went by, we would all hang out together and it was quite obvious that my charms were having an effect on her, whilst I noticed she did not reciprocate my friend's feelings at all.

There was another friend of mine who had by now also admitted to having a thing for her. This made the situation even more awkward. A few days passed and I, along with the two other friends who also now liked her, went to a local park so that we could discuss the problem together, to try and figure out if we could all come to decision that would not upset anybody too much. I suggested that we should let her decide who, out of all of us, she wanted to be with. I was very confident that she would choose me, but you never really know what other people are thinking. Straight after that conversation I went to Amy’s house, and knocked on the door. Once she opened it I said "look, Jimmy fancies you, Peter