Frank Mares

The Spirits Control Your Love Life Frank Mares

In this personal account, one man details how his past life sins had a direct effect on his love life. Frank Mares, a successful middle-aged businessman, was always mystified why his love life was snake bitten. Others thought of him as a considerate, funny guy with good looks, but every one of his long-term relationships with attractive women ended in a fiery wreck. After the death of his father, he started a meditation practice that inexplicably rewarded him with psychic abilities. With his new gift, he discovers that reincarnation is real and he recovers facts about nine of his past lives. Most of those lives involved violent, bloody deaths. Mares goes on a spiritual journey to find out why he kept dying violently and why he couldn't find the love he was looking for in his current life. The answers do not come easily, but by using a team of three world class psychics, he tracks down the shocking reason why the Universe is angry with his soul. The psychic team finds that within the soul of this normal, small businessman resides a brutal, stone killer from the 1600's, who surprisingly was the revered founder of a gentile noble family. The killer's portrait still hangs in his tourist destination castle outside of Prague, while Mares pays his Karmic bill. Mares hopes to salvage the dark time in his soul's past into something that could help others today. Specifically, he found that everyone's long term romantic relationships were preplanned before their births. This planning was done not so that you can find love and happiness, but rather so that your soul can learn spiritual lessons through heartache. By examining his past relationships with a new perspective, he saw how the Universe set him up for romantic doom through amazing coincidental encounters and by ruthlessly preventing more suitable girls from ever meeting him. If you read this book, you will never look at Love and Death in the same way again. In addition, some of your past romantic disappointments might now start to make sense.