The Wave Vol 2 - The Blue Book (The Wave, Volume 2) PDF
449 Pages·2007·3.03 MB·English
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The Wave is an exquisitely written first-person account of Laura Knight-Jadczyk s initiation at the hands of the Cassiopaeans and demonstrates the unique nature of the Cassiopaean Experiment. Having laid the foundations in Riding the Wave, the experiment progresses far beyond original expectations. Soul Hackers takes an in depth view at life here on the big blue marble , including the enormous body of historical evidence of Fortean phenomena that persistently refuses to conform to our modern materialistic world view. How are we to interpret the relentless atrocities of this world - the suffering and denial? Why is it that these topics are ignored? Why are people unable to study and evaluate them scientifically? Knight-Jadczyk explores the evidence for a thought-vectoring counter-intelligence program, proposing that the mystic Georges Gurdjieff was right we are in a prison from which we cannot escape without suffering and super-human effort. The Cassiopaeans suggest an escape from this enclosure of our minds and a means of not falling into confluence with entropic forces: the powerful idea of networking with others. These opposing forces soon manifest in response to this concept put into action. Book Two chronicles a gradual realisation of a hidden and multifaceted, all pervasive control system, including the subjects of mind programming, human engineering, and the infamous Dr. Greenbaum. The concept of The Wave is vital for anyone wishing to understand the deeper meaning and reality of the human experience, and what our very near future may have in store for us. We all have a responsibility to equip ourselves with the necessary knowledge to weather the approaching storm The Wave will provide you with that knowledge.
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