Where was Ann Onymous from?

Some say that Ann was Italian, others say that Ann Onymous was Greek. Still others claim that she was either Japanese or Chinese and still others believe she was English or American. The answer is that Ann was a traveling soul. She eventually emigrated to the United States, writing many of the early books that inspired the colonists but prior to her move she spent years roaming the world. Oral history gathered from various sources points to a possibility that echoes the strange and mysterious plots observed on shows written by Rod Serling. A master of disguise and able to embody human behavior from a vast array of human cultures, Ann Onymous has lived in many different parts of the world amont many folks without anyone realizing that she came from elsewhere.

Writing a wide range of material, Ann's thoughts range from some of the most mundane human activities to the most complex math used to describe the most complicated phenomena of the Universe. In terms of New Thought, Ann's life reflects the understanding that Science is not something to fear or dispute via superstition. Ann embraces new insights and scientific methods. Ann is not bound by supersticion and limited by fear of facts or limited by the lies of superstition. Ann is a life long learner whose long life is often attributed to the phenomena known as epigentic manipulation. In short, at some point in history, Ann discovered the deepest power of the mind, the power to genetically transform oneself, including the ability to lengthen telomeres, and to slow down cellular metabolism.

Ann Onymous life both disprovesd and demonstrates Annie Militz' belief that if you do the right meditation then you can live forever... It is obvious that the Rix sisters were unable to fully understand Ann's teachings, most of which were shared as part of the oral history of a tribe of Celtic people who originated from a settlement near the Dnieper River known as Dnieproprovosk.

She has been a major influence on many worldwide movements with particular emphasis on Human Rights and the empowerment of the weak and vulnerable.

Links to Ann Onymous's Works:

• Early Days of Electric Living
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• Transformed Through Yesterday's Tommorrow
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• Thought's About Divine Women
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• Living Next to and IN the River
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• Natural is Spiritual
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• Artificial Decadence versus Spiritual Dynamics
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• Surviving Violence - Victory in Life
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• Dominance and Submission VS Partnership and Co-Creation
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• Good Parents versus God Parents
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• Love, Laughter and Forgetting
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• Let the Good Times Roll
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• Let the Bad Times Go
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Ann suffered a great deal in early life. Unsupportive environments did not support her desire to write. Yet Ann understood that despair is not a viable solution. Ann took on all challenges, not without fear, but despite fear. Ann was generous, not to a fault but to success. Ann understood that humanity moves forward in partnerships of creative cooperation. Ann understood that we must work on ourselves individually while working as a team to create a better world for all generations today and to come. Core concepts include belief in the "unconquerable essence" or the "divine core".

Ann's work has had a profound effect in the field of metaphysics, in particular that of the New Thought Movement. But this is not to discount her many talents and contributions to other fields

Ann's works are regularly used in New Thought classes throughout the world.