About book The Hidden Science Of Lost Civilisations: The Source Field Investigations (2012)
This book provided me with a LOT of scientific/paranormal fodder to mull about in my head. This is all stuff I'd love to believe but I think I will always feel shaky on, credibility wise. Something I had issues with is that the author made the point that the planets' orbits around the Sun are circular and went off on a tangent about the mathematical connections between them - but the reality is that they're elliptical, are they not? Why would this fundamental piece of data be misconstrued? And then, there was a segment on Pyramid Power - man, that would be so cool if that were real - but then didn't Myth Busters do a thing on that and proved it was wrong? It's confusing. AND there were accounts of predictions about what would happen on December 21, 2012 - a couple days ago - and no aliens showed up to announce themselves. Sigh.Most people at this point would just be "eh, it's hogwash!" which I would totally understand. Still, I continue to wonder. Interesting books and concepts. For those who are interested in looking beyond the normal scientific and religious explanation of life and why we're here and what our potential is. Heavy on the technical side and light on the summation. He sights many studies and has a lot of suppositions, but never really states one solid theory. There's no tying in of "This is what the sourcefield is, this is what it does, and this is how you can use it. But, still, it's tons of food for thought!
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I watched the video and I liked what I heard. excited to read this one!
—bookwormetta
Wow! Impressive and for the most part based on hard science.
—ljm81793
Very interesting. Am reading this via Kindle on my iPhone.
—soni
