Book recommendations (13)

Ten nonfiction, three novels.

By the founder of the Monroe Institute, which teaches how to remote view, leave and return to the body, and other psychic abilities.

Argues that “particle physics” is egregiously misguided. I wrote a bit about it here.

Poignant nonfiction about a man who was captured by an indigenous tribe as a teenager and trained to be the next chief of the tribe—so that he could protect the tribe from encroaching civilization—and who actually became the chief of the tribe but eventually escaped back to civilization.

The “pagans” that are derided in the Old Testament were peaceful cultures who worshiped nature as a female deity, according to Stone and other researchers.

Contains strong evidence for the existence of friendly extraterrestrials.

According to Pratt, Vedic texts say one cycle of Precession—in which the stars move in one circle in the sky—takes 24,000 years, not 25,722 years, as conventionally assumed via extrapolation of our current precessional rate of 1 degree every 72 years. Pratt wrote that "the ancients claimed that at certain stages of the cycle the rate of precession is slightly more rapid than at other stages."

Also according to Pratt, we're actually in the age of Virgo, not Pisces.

Favorite parts of this are where he writes about dealing with Trump Derangement Syndrome, which affected his boyfriend and other people in his life.

Has good info on why it’s not good to die in a hospital.

Read this to learn the auspicious truth about viruses.

---

---

---