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 Major Disappointment September 15, 2006
3 out of 7 found this review helpful
After reading the reviews I could not wait to recieve this book.
To be honest if it go lost in the mail I would of been happier.
Totally disjointed reading, found myself skipping around for lack of grabbing my attention, I ended up moving along to my next book.
 Stimulating to one's gray matter. March 15, 2002
7 out of 10 found this review helpful
I bought my copy of David's book from a store before I discovered Amazon.Com. As the clerk bagged the book for me she jokingly remarked "Well this looks like relaxing read for the weekend". This book is more fun to read then the title let's on. However, I don't think It was compiled as well as some other works like in the author's lost cities series. David's chapter on Einstein and unified field was good but the rest of the book looked a little thrown together. Even compulations should be well ordered. And, I am not saying this because my copy was bound with some extra duplicate pages either.I appreciate the author's open mindedness on many issues. If this work were someones first read of this author they might be tempted to underestimate the rest of his work. I am saying this as fan.
 This is not a book for old fuddy duddies June 10, 2000
Are you stuck in your thinking, or can you entertain new theories, new thoughts, a new approach to thinking? What we see is not all there is. We live amongst unseen (but not unfelt) waves and vibrations which impact us daily. Yet, we go about our lives in an unthinking way because we cannot actually "see" radio waves and their impact upon us. Yet, they do impact us. Is your mind open or closed to new ideas about who we are and the world around us? Einstein told us that energy and mass are interchangeable. If that doesn't blow you away, then you're a perfect candidate to read this book.
This is not a book for old fuddy duddies June 10, 2000
17 out of 19 found this review helpful
Are you stuck in your thinking, or can you entertain new theories, new thoughts, a new approach to thinking? What we see is not all there is. We live amongst unseen (but not unfelt) waves and vibrations which impact us daily. Yet, we go about our lives in an unthinking way because we cannot actually "see" radio waves and their impact upon us. Yet, they do impact us. Is your mind open or closed to new ideas about who we are and the world around us? Einstein told us that energy and mass are interchangeable. If that doesn't blow you away, then you're a perfect candidate to read this book.
Can We Control Gravity? April 27, 2000
18 out of 22 found this review helpful
Childress, in his Anti-Gravity books, theorizes that Gravity can be controlled and warped into a field around us, providing propulsion for flying saucers and other aircraft. Apparently, he says, UFOs are already using a kind of technology like this, utilizing the Unified Field of Gravity, Magnetism and Electricity. A fun book on UFOs, suppressed technology, Nikola Tesa and more.
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