DTV Book Recommendation list

Sat Feb 04, 2012 4:01 pm » by **Electrobadgr**

Currently working my way through:

Dark MIssion - Richard C Hoagland
Fingerprints of the Gods - Graham Hancock
The Hidden History of the Human Race - Micheal Cremo
The Carlos Casteneda books
DMT The Spirit Molecule - Dr Rick Strassman
Shift of the Ages - David Wilcock
The Secret Teachings of All Ages - Manly P Hall

Sun Feb 05, 2012 3:01 am » by **Samuelthemule**

electrobadgr wrote:Currently working my way through:

Dark MIssion - Richard C Hoagland
Fingerprints of the Gods - Graham Hancock
The Hidden History of the Human Race - Micheal Cremo
The Carlos Casteneda books
DMT The Spirit Molecule - Dr Rick Strassman
Shift of the Ages - David Wilcock
The Secret Teachings of All Ages - Manly P Hall

seems like a good list to take with you to a desert island.

i guess i should include the obligatory;
the tibetan and
egyptian books of the dead
and also the divine pymander by hermes trismegistus (the corpus hermeticum, in).

also, i just love hieroglyphics lately,
they are magical and i wish i could squeeze them all into a book.

someone was talking about perfected civilizations not leaving behind any garbage (like atlantis, hehehe), and that also, their language is so precise that, when they write a "book" such as the egyptians did, you better damn well believe they're giving you EXACTLY what they understand to be truth, and that it is a masterpiece, and of psychic, inward relevance, not like the junk we have on our shelves. they had a totally different understanding of what it was to WRITE something.

i also believe, it is a very significant FACT that jesus, buddha, socrates, never wrote ANYTHING themselves.

edit: just wanted to make a note for anyone seriously studying manly p hall, the letter he includes from leyden acten on alchemy (in the secret teachings) and creating the stone is spurios, i mean, it is edited, there is a letter, floating about, but that is quite heavily edited.

you see, a nasty trick is played on "seekers", sometimes, an individual will get his hopes up when he discovers a "quick fix", and think he can circumvent hard work, then, when this quick fix doesn't work, he will be so dissapointed that he will just want to "throw it all away".

so in this sense, i urge you readers to believe & consider: the path of MOST resistence (thorough research), is, in the long run, the path of "least" resistence.

Sun Feb 05, 2012 3:04 am » by **E6722maj**

Fri Feb 10, 2012 11:19 pm » by **Iamthatiam**

Fri Feb 10, 2012 11:24 pm » by **Edgarrothstein**

Yeah, i'm repeating myself i know...

Sat Feb 11, 2012 1:36 am » by **Bobness**

The Law Of One Series, Don Elkins, Carla L. Ruekert :flop:

Mon Mar 26, 2012 11:15 pm » by **Gignac**

troll2: ive read the whole song of ice and fire series, I have a bunch of theories about what is going to happen in the SoIaF next book, and who is really playing who. do you think Coldhands is benjen stark as a white walker? i love how the banking guild funds both sides of the war in the book. if you like GRR Martins style you should def check out fevre dream. its the only book about vampires that i ever enjoyed. also check out dreamsongs vol 1 & 2

2020: thanks for the offer. i have a kindle and would just DL it. I still do collect physical books though, you never know when the power will go out.

Tue Mar 27, 2012 12:56 am » by **Spock**

electrobadgr wrote:Currently working my way through:

Dark MIssion - Richard C Hoagland
Fingerprints of the Gods - Graham Hancock
The Hidden History of the Human Race - Micheal Cremo
The Carlos Casteneda books
DMT The Spirit Molecule - Dr Rick Strassman
Shift of the Ages - David Wilcock
The Secret Teachings of All Ages - Manly P Hall

Man - I had to put down Dark Mission - it was too monotonous for me.

Tue Mar 27, 2012 1:12 am » by **Flecktarn**

the new world order,,by grudas
any tim good book