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Parthenogenesis : Women's Long-Lost Ability to Self-Conceive by Den Poitras (2018, Trade Paperback)

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Parthenogenesis by Den Poitras. Title Parthenogenesis. Author Den Poitras. It's also been said that Zoroaster, Leonardo Da Vinci, Mary and Hanna, Mary's mother, and Moses (floating down a river in a basket?).

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PublisherIndependently Published

ISBN-101790434580

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Book TitleParthenogenesis : Women's Long-Lost Ability to Self-Conceive

Number of Pages144 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicAncient

Publication Year2018

GenreReligion

AuthorDen Poitras

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Weight7.5 Oz

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SynopsisIt is said that Buddha's mother conceived her son while in a state of blissful meditation under a banyan tree. Mary conceived Jesus in more or less the same way. It's also been said that Zoroaster, Leonardo Da Vinci, Mary and Hanna, Mary's mother, and Moses (floating down a river in a basket?) plus Athena and Athena's mother, Plato, Alexander the Great, and scores more geniuses, visionaries, leaders and healers throughout history are claimed to have come about this way. If many of the lower species can and do conceive parthenogenetically, I don't think it's too absurd or irrational to assume that humans can too. There are more questions than answers regarding this.This book's the result of 45 years of searching, researching and contemplation. It thoroughly explores this "subject of subjects" through science, mythology, archaeology, religion, indigenous people and yes, personal testimonies.