The Hidden Relic, by James Maxwell
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I like this book because it appeals to men and women readers by including both as heroine and hero during the story. Most books do. I think anyone older than a fifth grade student could understand this book. It contains no specific sexual scenes although it mentions men and women. The sexual subjection of the women in the prison camps was also non specific, although present in the book including moral standards denoting the wrongness of it but allowing it happens in war. Great fantasy structure, intricate detail but not so much as to be boring. Whole scenes were skipped and mentioned later.
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Hello, this is a very interesting story dealing with the author of the Necronomicon.  Very well written and entertaining to read.  Thanks.
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An excellent book from Joseph following in the footsteps of his previous books discussing systems of high finance and the strange ways the NAZI's remain in control over the global political structure.  I was fascinated by his theories about CERN and the true intention of the SHC (Super Hadron Collider). Quite remarkable is his ability to weave a very tight web of mystery and intrigue regarding how the "Nazi International" was/is able to retain their hold of the international political structure and covert systems of esoteric finance. Definitely paints McCarthy-ism in new vein as well. Highly recommended reading!
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Theres something about a mystery which is on the supernatural and ghostly side which really fascinates many people  me included. The story of Broad Haven and the UFO sightings is well known but since this is the 40 year anniversary of that day when children of a small Welsh village claimed to have seen something otherworldly I dug out my copy of The Watchers and reread it.

What a fascinating story and I can only hope this becomes a TV programme like the authors early book of Harry Price and Borley Rectory did as I would lap it up as Im sure many others would. The story is fascinating on every level  the small boy who remembers his grandfather warning him of  dangers and then his return many years later when working for the British Goverment amidst claims of their cover up along with the US airforce of strange happenings, strange figures watching over a small triangle of Welsh coast.

Ive been to Roswell in New Mexico where in the mid-1947, a United States Air Force balloon crashed at a ranch near prompting claims that the crash was of an extraterrestrial spaceship. I shiver as I remember my time there and also when I read this book as .what if its true? Or at least some of it?Are we really alone? What did those children see?

A fascinating book and a really good way of visiting a remote part of Wales  I was there with the wind hitting my face (as opposed to something else which drops from the sky!) and walking along with the Stacks Rocks in the background. What ever you think of this extraterrestrial subject, you cant say this book isn't fascinating. And just maybe it will make you think differently

If I was brave enough I might head down to Broad Haven but Im only just getting over Roswell! Neil Spring is an excellent guide to both the area and the subject which still haunts in every sense of the word. Read more and see the map of locations on TheBookTrail.com
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The author clearly and humbly articulates a long forgotten truth hidden from our eyes. It was taught by the early church and the prophets of old how God will save all people. This book is not a new teaching it is well documented by scholars from across the span of christianity. Beauchemin reveals that the scriptures from Genesis to Revelation are replete with evidence of God's infinite grace, God's infinite mercy, and God's infinite love. He reminds us of church history how the doctrine of grace was hidden for a thousand years. The doctrine of reconciliation for all has been hidden or ignored longer. But God is patient and His truth waits patiently to be found even if it is not found in this lifetime.
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The story  is fascinating, the research excellent, the case of looted antiquities compelling.  Reads like a great novel!  Even for those with a passing interest in the subject will find this book hard to put down!
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The central theme of this work is that we carry the memory of a huge catastrophe in our core species memory and we are finally catching up to re-awakening to that event so many thousands of years past. There is a great deal of borrowed material with ample reference notes and additional reading potential for anyone picking up this book. I have already used this book to find other works that might be a little better researched and written to continue exploring this genre of forgotten history. If you have an open mind, then this is a pretty good book.
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I'm surprised this book is selling for such a low price. Well written, deeply researched, I found it to be informative even after reading several other books chronicling the history of science.
Even Ussher's '4004 BC' is presented in a new light. The author attempts to capture the realities of life back then and construct an altogether different version of the relationship between Christian religious beliefs and the growing body of physical discoveries and the knowledge of them. You will not find our current politico-religious conflict with the sciences transplanted back in time like all other chroniclers I've read in the past, but instead, the thinking then being brought forward through time to become what it is now.
The only reason I haven't given it five stars is because I haven't finished reading it yet!
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The opportunity of a lifetime is here!  The journal of renowned explorer Basil Bernard Barnswhitten (a.k.a., B.B.B.) is open to the public.  This timeless masterpiece needs other great minds - just like yours.

The Journal's History
Presuming research on hidden beasts would be simple, B.B.B. visited the Finchhaven Museum of Extraordinary Curiosities, Oddities, & Improbabilities.  However, magnitude of such proportions requires not only a sharp mind, but also painstaking labor.  Little did Barnswhitten (or you) know; a spectacular adventure was waiting...

At Finchhaven Barnswhitten soon encountered horror.  Shattered glass covered the museum floor.  A display case had been broken, and the enclosed beast of mystery was missing.  Nonetheless, terror only lasts moments for someone with the extent of B.B.B.'s intrepidity.  Devising new research methodology within seconds, Basil Bernard Barnswhitten quickly took action and set out to travel the globe.

Please lend your genius to this daring quest:

1.  Read each entry on a different marvelous, and maybe even magical, beast.  (Immortalized in fine poetic hand.)

2.  Carefully inspect the clues.

3.  Ponder the same, now legendary, questions of indescribable brilliance.
- Is it alive?
- Is it extinct?
- Did it ever exist?

"What B.B.B. discovered may shock and surprise even the most experienced of explorers.  But the truth must now be told."  These extraordinary beasts must not be hidden any longer!!
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I purchased the book to learn more about Dr. Greer and his experiences with our sisters and brothers not from this planet.  I believe our gov't does not want us to know about this information. Why, I don't know as the evidence is there.  How else can you understand how primitive civilizations built the the monuments the did.
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It's interesting how often I find that something I think of as a modern discovery was already known centuries ago &mdash; or at least suspected. Take the atom. It's well known that Democritus, in ancient Greece, proposed the idea that matter was made of indivisible particles he called "atomos." But Rutherford was not the first to guess that atoms contained still smaller particles. That honor belongs to William Prout, who guessed it in 1815.

This is just one of the facts Marcus Chown reveals as he unfolds the millennia-long quest to understand the nature of matter. He divides the story into three parts. Part One deals with the basics: the discovery of atoms of different types and the realization that they are in fact divisible. The mystery of the Sun is the subject of Part Two &mdash; a mystery because, once its true age was known, scientists had no idea how it could have shone for so long. The answer to that ushers in Part Three, covering the gradual understanding of nucleosynthesis &mdash; the processes by which various chemical elements are formed in the stars.

Along the way, Chown enlivens the tale with details of the scientists' personalities. (The exploits of one Fritz Houtermans are not to be missed.) The book would have benefitted from illustrations, especially on page 15, where the first images of atoms are discussed. Also there are a few mistakes. But these are trifling faults. Chown has woven a very informative and very enjoyable account, and he supplements it with a glossary, a select bibliography, and an index. I consider it a must-read.
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Whenever one picks up a book, one is guided much by the title and jacket cover. Your curiosity will be satisfied and whetted for more after reading, Rosslyn Chapel: Guardian of the Secrets of the Holy Grail. Long-time collaborators, Tim Wallace-Murphy and Marilyn Hopkins present an examination of the significance of Rosslyn Chapel, a small shrine in rural Scotland and the center of esoteric spirituality for centuries. In order to go in depth about the spiritual appeal and historical mystery of the site and its builders, the authors researched the founding family, the St. Clairs and the Templar Knight refugees. In doing that, they shed light on influence of Druidic faith, early Christian Church tenets, mysticism and conspiracy theories about what is hidden at Rosslyn Chapel. Rosslyn Chapel, itself is built on a site scared to Stone Age peoples and later the centre of initiation into the Druidic secret society of pre-Renaissance Western Europe. The book takes considerable time to shed light on the seven pre-Christian sites which formed the route of Druidic pilgrimage. The authots tie up the book by focusing on the St. Clairs, their beliefs, the significance Of Rosslyn Chapel, including whether it is the resting place of the lost treasures of the Templar Knights.

This is a book for those who are interested in secret societies and forgotten history. It has its stumbling points when the authors go off on a mystical treasure hunt for mystical knowledge but it is still a fine read.
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Satan's top secret book of the Dammed explains how the destiny and quality of our lives are affected by the evil forces all around us. The author talks about the great opportunity that mankind missed when Eve failed the test of obedience by partaking in the fruit and caused mankind to lose a great privilege.

It discusses in detail the mark of the beast, 666, and how it is the most notorious, unsolved mystery of the bible, falling short of the perfect number 7 by one margin. I guarantee that if you read this book, youll find information in it that you weren't aware of before.
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The Secret of Heaven is a fast-paced story about an ancient text called the Gospel of Barnabas. In this text is revealed a messsage that would shake the very foundations of the Catholic church. Lazzaro was the last man known to have possessed this Lost Bible. With his last breath he charged Aiden, a professor in Biblical Studies to find the bible and reveal its message. However, nipping at his heels, is The Group. The Group is headed by a man known only as the Magistrate, and he rules the worlds economy through govornments, conflicts, and the church. Aiden is surrounded by memebers of The Group who will stop at nothing to destroy him and the Gospel of Barnabas, but knowing who they are proves nearly impossible, as they could be government officials, polce men, or even his closest allies. The books cover suggests ancient secrets requiring world travel to binng them all to light, and the reader will not be disappointed. Magic, mystery, and religious thinking are all challenged in this memorable story. Each character plays a vital role in the storys development, and aids in the flow of the story. Keeping track of everyone, and which "side" they are on proved difficult, and I often felt I should have been keeping notes from the beginning. However, that fact simply reminded me of other amazing works, such as The Divinci Code, and The Count of Monte Cristo. I give this book 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it to all who are able to understand the intricate way religion and spirituality affect our lives.
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The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells. Science fiction from 1897! HG Wells! What else can you say? Fantastic!

4 STARS
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Gone West: Three Narratives of After Death Experiences

by J.S.M.Ward

Received in 1914, this book is a phenomenally detailed description of the dark planes of the First Spirit Sphere, and also the Astral Plane. Quite useful classifications of these and even the higher spheres are used in this book, and although these may not easily align with the Spheres described through James Padgett:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/True-Gospel-Revealed-anew-by-Jesus-Volume-I/dp/B005G0NIC6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">True Gospel Revealed anew by Jesus Volume I</a>, nevertheless they seem very descriptive and useful. The Astral Plane has to my knowledge not been as carefully explored and communicated in any work that I have ever read, and this seems a great pity, since many mortals apparently pass to this plane where they may reside for a considerable period, till eventually passing up into the Spirit Spheres, or down into the dark planes. It also thus gives a lot of background to the phenomenon discovered by Dr Irene Hickman, and also Dr Carl Wickland of obsession and possession.

One of the REALLY amazing things about this book, is that even though it has very little on the life in the higher spirit spheres, the spirit very clearly communicates that there is yet another realm beyond the Spirit Spheres, and that it is a one way journey there, though what he calls "the wall of fire". This is of course the Celestial Realm, and that is the focus of James Padgett's work, so it's good to find this corroboration.

This book can also be purchased on Amazon as a printed copy, as it is available though Kessinger Publishing:<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Gone-West-Three-Narratives-of-After-Death-Experiences/dp/1564596680/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Gone West: Three Narratives of After-Death Experiences</a>&nbsp;It is a pity that the publisher does not user OCR, and merely scans the old books, with the result that some pages are nearly impossible to read. My only suggestion to the publisher of this Kindle version, is that because he has not used the full title of this ebook, it does not automatically turn up as a kindle alternative when viewing the printed copies. Which would probably increase sales.
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This book is truly amazing, as it incorporates history, biography, archeology, and metallurgy in a fascinating discovery of actual remnants from the crash at San Augustin!
This remarkable work weaves together evidence from every possible angle to enhance our knowledge of how this event happened, who first encountered the debris, and how it was covered up, then rediscovered.
Including the photos of people involved, such as the workers doing some of the digging, was great.  Most of the time these people are never even mentioned, but their contributions are significant.
The military did not do as good a clean up as it did at Roswell.  Roswell completely distracted people from this crash miles away.  I hope the entire UFO community realizes what an outstanding book this is, and gets the recognition it deserves.  Thanks for the years of research, it is a huge contribution with actual artifacts to analyze.