Anthony Peake/Cheating The Ferryman Theory

[metal68]

I've been reading Peake's books and enjoyed them all, if a little baffled at times!!

I just wondered what anyone makes of Peake's CTF theory that we are all reliving our lives over and over. He has suggested that what we perceive as our reality is merely a recording and phenomenon such as deja vu and perecognition are glitches in this process. He proposes that at the moment of death, our brains are flooded with chemicals that massively dilate subjective time so that we literally fall out of time from our own point of view even though we are obviously dead to the world. He suggests that we never reach the point of death from our pov, and that this process may repeat itself many, many times.

I just wondered what other people thought of this, especially the more spiritually inclined.

[RyanWind]

I base my beliefs on the experiences of myself and others. I think his ideas are great science fiction but I don't know of any mystics who experienced something like he describes. People who have been hypnotized and recall the time between lives all describe the same place and processes regardless if they are atheists or belong to some religion. See the book, Journey of Souls by Newton.