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| View Larger Image | Two-thirds
by David P. Myers, David S. Percy
by Mary Bennett
| | List Price: | $33.74 | | Price: | $27.50 | | You Save: | $6.24 (18%) |  | | Available: | Usually ships in 2 to 4 weeks | | | | | Sales Rank: | 669530 | | Studio: | Aulis Publishers | | | Binding: | Paperback | | Number Of Pages: | 800 | | Publication Date: | December 01, 1993 | | Publisher: | Aulis Publishers |
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 2 reviews)
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This is a very interesting book 
This is a BIG book, over 800 pages including the appendix. I have read it 3 times within the space of one year. Why, you may ask? Because there are concepts in this book that are positively breath-taking and there are concepts that definitely require that you suspend disbelief. If you are capable of doing the latter, you are in for a great read. One which will challenge many of your perceptions of 'reality'.
I am an avid lifelong 'reader' and I have to say, this book has a very unique quality about it which I have not experienced in anything else I have read. Anything. The historical scope of the book is almost beyond human comprehension while still remaining pertinent and 'believeable'.
Since reading this book I find myself 'connecting the dots' on an almost daily basis with regard to everything from news stories on current events to 'scientific discoveries' which, in many cases, seem to substantiate the claims made in the book.
Although the authors have written the book as a novel, I regard it as a novelized alternate human history of the highest order. If you are interested in the works of Zechariah Sitchin, David Icke, John Anthony, et al, this is a 'must read'.
August 17, 2008 | |
2/3 Empty Or 2/3 Full 
Two-thirds empty or Two-thirds full definitely depends on your paradigm. If you are open-minded and your paradigm allows you to admit that you do not know what reality is; if you are not completely satisfied with the Darwinian version of the evolution of our civilization; if you're skeptical of the religious take on the matter, this is the book for you. This is a very BIG book, close to 800 pages including the appendix. It is not an easy read, but it is well worth reading.
I was fascinated by not only the mythos style of the story, but also the way the book came about. It is kind of like an intergalactic "How The West Was Won". The characters are fractals, so they could be individuals or civilizations. It takes our ancestors' movements into this galaxy, and their colonization of this galaxy and into our solar system down to planet Earth. The book shows the many sacred geometric relationships between objects in the galaxy, solar system and on our planet. It also explains things like the face on Mars, and why it was abandoned. The appendix also includes drawings and graphics of how antigravity spaceships worked, why certain megaliths were aligned and built where they are, and the meaning of some of the crop circles, just to name a few.
The two authors were on different continents when the book was written, but were told how to put the book together, paragraph by paragraph, the exact wording, and when to publish it. David Myer downloaded the entire book, word for word for a higher source.
Remember that the earth was flat for a very long time, until some "kook" showed everyone it was round.
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