The truth is painful when all beliefs are broken Lorenzo Fernández Bueno (“El Colegio Invisible” and DMAX) challenges the most deeply rooted beliefs and reveals millenary secrets, taking the reader through the most remote and conflictive regions of the world. Inspired by the haunting question of the ultimate fate of Jesus, the Nazarene, the author embarks on a quest that begins with Andreas Faber-Kaiser's theory, “How can Jesus be sitting in heaven and at the same time lying dead in Kashmir?” This question will lead the author to investigate six additional tombs, following the clues of ancient texts and legends that suggest the existence of an extraordinary secret. Throughout his journey, Fernández Bueno will explore the possibility that Jesus had a twin brother as revealed in the apocryphal Gospels and will challenge the official history consolidated by the Council of Nicaea in 325 A.D. Following in the footsteps of a group of initiates who have guarded this secret throughout the centuries, the story will take us to Israel, Jordan, Pakistan, India, Kashmir and Egypt. At the same time, it will tell us the story of an enigmatic bishop of the 15th century, who believed in the existence of the table of the Temple of Solomon, hidden under a cathedral. This sacred object, which supposedly allowed the son of King David to see the future, triggered a series of unlikely events and situations that led the author to meet the guardians of ancestral secrets. These pages reveal an unknown facet of history, showing how each link in an immense chain leads to a hidden truth. A must-read for those trying to understand the enigmas of the past and their impact on our present. Immerse yourself in an adventure full of magic, danger and discoveries as surprising as they are transcendent.