On December 8th 1967 Did The Prophecy of John Lennon's Death Begin?Once A Man Twice A Child, Part I Tomorrow Never Knows, is a fast paced thriller written in the mystical tradition of both 'Alice In Wonderland' and 'The Celestine Prophecy'. It is based on over 20 years of research into ancient and current world events, Beatle history, and true-life experiences of the author. Dan Alice shows how an explicit prophecy of John Lennon's death began unfolding on December 8th, 1967.
The novel begins with a grown man pondering how to write a documentary about the frightening information he has researched in connection to the foreshadowing of John Lennon's death. Eventually he changes his mind and decides it would be better to write a factual related parable to expose his confessions and childhood experiences. The tale sends a child named Alice on a journey of self-discovery. On his adventure little Alice makes leaps in consciousness and awareness, yet he grows intensely confused about why facts, strange synchronicities and spiritual insights were sequentially revealed to his trusting eyes.
His journey begins after experiencing bizarre coincidences, disturbing dreams, and spiritual visions which traumatize him at an early age. These events all begin with a connection to a single song entitled "I Am The Walrus", released by The Beatles on December 8th, 1967 as part of a strange double EP record package entitled "Magical Mystery Tour". This song and the subsequent prophecies revealed to the child come into being exactly 13 years to the day before the murder of one John Ono Lennon.
Delving deeply into the lyrics, album covers, and inspiration for the Magical Mystery Tour Project, Alice uncovers a plethora of hidden messages and accurate predictions. The initial information only scratches the surface of something much deeper and eventually Alice is sent tumbling through a wonderland of other connected realms that reach far beyond The Beatles and all of his childhood dreams and visions. Above all he reveals a connection which quite possibly began foretelling the tragic death of John Lennon exactly 13 years before it happened. How accurate is this prophecy? You'll have to judge for yourself!
Although classified as fiction, the majority of information in this story is entirely true. To simply call it fiction would be an understatement. To define it on a further level will certainly be the subject of many a future debate.
