What Book Are You Currently Reading ?

[Khalli]

Wisdom Codes by Gregg Braden

[Found Goat]

Just published this very month: The Answer, by David Icke.

I'm presently reading this 652-page tome and, imo, this is Icke's most timely and vital book within his bibliography.

We think alike on so many things; this can't be said of too many authors whose books I've enjoyed.

Icke shares the same concerns I do, and I continue to learn so much from his extensive research, with this publication in particular quite information-dense and illuminating.

Within The Answer, the reader will be reminded of the illusion of the two-party political system; the behind-the-scenes operations of the Deep State; how censorship, political correctness, and immigration are used as tactics in furthering the globalist agenda; the reasons for cancel culture and shadow banning of posts within social media; the dangers of A.I. and transhumanist technologies, and so much more.

For years, I had shied away from looking into what this man had to say, based on his reputation of being a bit out there even within the alternative media. Not until one looks into what Icke has to say for oneself is it then realized that this man is on the mark and one's previous perceptions totally ungrounded.

It is no surprise why Mr. Icke is marginalized and even censored within the MSM. He's a truth-seeker and independent thinker to his very marrow, who understands the need for intellectual dissent within a professed democratic society.

Has the educational system in the west been infiltrated by Marxist propaganda? Note what a KGB defector has to say in regards to this in chapter 10 of the book, and how invasion can occur stealthily, in the span of a few centuries, by conditioning the young to grow up with undemocratic beliefs and values.

The Answer contains over 400 miniature illustrations, termed figures, which aid the reader's understanding of what is written.

Icke lays it all out and tells it like it is. This isn't a book for lotus-eaters, but for spiritual realists who truly care about what is happening in this world, who cherish human freedoms and who see people as individuals belonging not only to the same human family but to the same divine spark or infinite consciousness.

The Answer is my vote for the best book of the year, if not of the millennium thus far.

[inavalan]

Very interesting:

"From matter to spirit. The result of ten years'experience in spirit manifestations. Intended as a guide to enquirers" (published 1863)
by De Morgan, Sophia Elizabeth, 1809-1892; De Morgan, Augustus, 1806-1871

You can read it here free:

https://archive.org/details/frommattertospir00demorich

or here:

https://books.google.cm/books?id=EjUCAAAAQAAJ

[StrandedSnowMonkey]

'Only Love Is Real - The Story Of Soulmates Reunited' by Brian Weiss

[WhiteWarrior]

I just reread "The Eagle And The Rose: A Remarkable True Story" by Rosemary Altea. A medium's story of how she went from seeing things to becoming a full time medium. It is a powerful book.

[Kiyae]

Change Me Prayers by Tosha Silver.

[Altair]

The Madness of Crowds, by Douglas Murray..
Been really enjoying his thoughts and perspective on some dominant issues in today’s society.

Here’s a sneak peak:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9n8fWS... index=2&t=3s

[StrandedSnowMonkey]

'Sand Talk - How Indigenous Thinking Can Save The World' by Tyson Yunkaporta

[Hologram8]

the psychic workshop

I found it at goodwill
every now and then I find interesting books at goodwill for $2.29
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[RedEmbers]

Garfield comics