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RE: Book Review: Freedom's Fate
I am not big on many who provide information via Ouija and other metaphysical sources of contact Jeremy but was referred by a friend to: Messages From Michael (Yarbro, 1980) and find it to be an interesting read. This one is not creative writing, it is presented as a transcript that I accept as presented. I do not question that our guides communicate by many ways and means although I am not so sure about the authenticity of many works that are claimed to be authentic. Messages From Michael did not provoke any real suspicion as I read it, I was actually comfortable with the decree of authenticity. I have also enjoyed reading Joseph Speaks and other books by Michael Reccia. Best.
I don't want to ignore this message, because you really put time in it - but - I'm not into that kind of reading. For two main reasons:
I am still recovering from being raised in a religious household. Part of the 'rebelling' nature there would make me reject readings that suggest spirituality even if they appear authentic.
I'm currently tired with 'reading'. I mean it in the sense that I have been reading so many scientific articles and books for university (doing my final year), that when it comes to leisure reading, I attempt to go for fictional material (unless it's poetry).
I hear you Jeremy, I can relate on a couple of levels as a recovering Catholic and I recently completed my Masters, I remember clearly what a work out it was. For the record most of what I read could pass for sci-fi/fiction, what I choose to read is, generally speaking, well researched material that exposes how the scoundrels in positions of power and authority continually deceive the masses. I also enjoy spending time reading geologic historical researchers (e.g. Immanuel Velikovsky). Be careful not to close the door too tight, you could miss valuable, even liberating, information. Best.