"He walks a path by himself." - The Council

To him, it was barely a moment. To his wife and the world, a day had come and gone. So began the astonishing journeys of William Allen LePar, trips into an oblivion that still unite two planes of reality.

"It would come on and I was so upset and disgusted and thought I was going crazy." (Chapter 6)

Terrified for his sanity and his soul, he sought answers from his church. Finally, a priest concluded, "Some people have visions. Visions come in all different ways; where you have this thing where you go into a deep sleep and you talk and you can't remember." The priest added, "Who's to question how God wants to reveal Himself?" (Chapter 14)

What was revealed in more than three decades of LePar's mysterious journeys is often shocking, unsettling; but yet ultimately encouraging. Mankind is so much more than the byproduct of a heartless universe.

"And so as this age comes to an end, so must the old ideas, the old concepts." - The Council

Journey with LePar and the many others who shared in this unparalleled event.

"A story unlike anything you've seen before." - PM Magazine