Avatara: What are They and Could They be Real?
by A research-based account of the history of avataras in history.
If gods are actually out there, then they have sent forth the avataras and are continuing to do so.
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Robert Ford is the author of Christlike and The World of Hek, Book One: Forever. Both are available wherever books are sold. Also available on Nook and Kindle.
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