Holes in Time: A Priestly Tribe discovers Holes in Time Thousands of years ago

What is time? What is reality? These are all questions you will have to face in this book. It is certainly based on some real facts, but there are times when one wonder’s what is real and what isn’t and other times you feel this book takes you places that are clearly out of time. It is a great journey and you might just find yourself listening to the wind a little more closely and watching those shadows that dart past you in the twilight. Religion has a strong part in this book from the lost tribes of Israel to the LDS Church and Catholic Church as well as Indian faith. Petroglyphs are explained and a strange journey takes place. Hicks gives a very strong purification ceremony which I guarantee you will never forget. It’s a story with a lot of mysticism and comes with a warning for our day. This time Hicks goes where even angels fear to tread. Spider Woman is a Native American legend but becomes something else in Holes in Time. Was there a tribe of nomadic American Indians that were of a priestly clan? Whatever the basis you are in for a marvelous time outside of time. Was this fate of the Anasazis as explained? And could it be our fate? It's a love story that spans over 2,000 years and may still be going on. Yet an adventure in time you will never forget and find yourself checking for lost holes in time.