¿Te has preguntado alguna vez si las posesiones son reales o si se confunden por enfermedades mentales? ¿Te gustaría saber cuáles son los casos más impactantes de encuentros con seres malignos en la historia? ¿Porqué algunas personas son más susceptibles al ataque de estos seres? Entonces sigue leyendo..
“El demonio siempre vive al acecho, en cada remoto lugar, en cada morada sombría, en cada pasaje tétrico.” - Miguel Costa
Muchos se han llegado a preguntar si existe el cielo y el infierno, si hay un Dios y si existen los seres malignos. Algunas personas están seguras de su existencia, mientras que otras lo dudan y lo justifican con hechos científicos. Estas preguntas son típicas de la raza humana y se han realizado desde los inicios de nuestra historia.
Si algo ha acompañado la creencia en seres divinos, es la creencia en seres malignos. Desde que comenzaron las primeras religiones, se le pudo asignar un nombre a los extraños y terribles acontecimientos que padecían algunas personas, llamándolos influencias demoniacas. Existen grabados y pinturas antiguas que representan estos terribles acontecimientos e historias.
En este libro descubrirás:
-Los casos más impactantes de exorcismos y encuentros con seres malignos.
-Los casos de exorcismos más infames de todos los tiempos.
-Las características que tienen en similar las personas que suelen ser visitadas por entes no deseados.
-Los síntomas macabros más comunes de las personas poseídas.
-Y mucho más..
Adelante, lector, atrévete a leer estas páginas y a permanecer incrédulo, sino que es que ya crees en las posesiones. ¡Haz clic en comprar ya y descubre cuáles son estos terroríficos casos!
¿Sientes curiosidad por los vampiros y buscas entender a estas criaturas con mayor profundidad? ¿Te has preguntado porqué los vampiros y su mitología han sido parte importante de muchas culturas a través de los años? ¿Cómo pasaron de ser vistos cómo criaturas terroríficas a carismáticos personajes en el cine y la literatura? Entonces sigue leyendo..
“Se encuentra frente al gran misterio... Al que hace temblar a la humanidad desde su origen: lo desconocido.” - Gastón Leroux.
Con la evolución literaria, la influencia científica, y la inclusión de la tecnología al mundo del arte, la imagen del alguna vez terrorífico y repugnante vampiro fue desapareciendo poco a poco, y un personaje que por muchos años se sintió como la representación gráfica del miedo fue volviéndose más amigable con la audiencia y llegando hasta el punto de ser retratado ocasionalmente cómo alguien apuesto e incluso carismático.
¿Pero cómo llegó la leyenda del vampiro a ese punto?
En este libro descubrirás:
-Los misteriosos orígenes del mito de los vampiros.
-Quién fue Drácula y otros personajes esenciales de la mitología.
-Las primeras leyendas que dieron forma a los vampiros
-Las piezas literarias más importantes que moldearon nuestra visión de estas criaturas.
-Porqué el vampiro es tan reconocido hoy en día en la cultura popular.
-Y mucho más..
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Migrants arrive in the Lucky Country from lands their forebears knew for a thousand years. They know where they are and why they’re here and what they face.
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