PLANET 23 ALPHA CENTAURI

What if the most advanced civilization in the universe measured progress not in technology - but in consciousness? On a morning in 1999, physics professor Lucca di Salvatore picks up a hitchhiker on the road to San Francisco. The man who gets in the car is not from this world. Jack is a citizen of Planet 23, Alpha Centauri system - a world where kindness is the highest form of intelligence, where animals are not controlled but respected, and where the greatest technology ever developed is the evolution of the mind itself. His mission: make contact with humanity. His method: a conversation on a desert road that will change everything. Through a journey that defies the known laws of space and time, Planet 23 Alpha Centauri leads us toward a vision where humanity must choose between fear and evolution - between accumulating knowledge and dispersing love. A novel that weaves quantum physics, expanded consciousness, and interstellar contact to explore one fundamental question: What if first contact has already happened? "The purpose of this book is to create the possibility that humanity prepares itself for the challenges that are occurring - with possible solutions and future contact with other beings." >Giovanni Petrilli D'Agostini was born in Rome in 1929. He survived World War II. In 1952 he traveled to Ecuador with a mission - to help build the city of Riobamba, where he left schools, churches, and public works that still stand today. He wrote this novel between 1998 and 2003. He passed away in 2013, surrounded by 6 children, 13 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren. And yet - he found the words. For readers of Carl Sagan, Paulo Coelho, and Richard Bach.

Pages: 295, Paperback, Independently published