What are you reading at the moment?

[twistedconcept]

George Orwell's 'Nineteen Eighty Four'.

Plato's 'Republic' and Robert Anton Wilson's 'Masks of the Illuminati' to come after.

[echoes_of_a_dream]

Supernatural by Graham Hancock

[vladmir]

Winter, Daniel - Sacred Geometry & Coherent Emotion.

[localidiot]

Got a Encyclopedia on Mythology at Books a Million for about ten bucks, huge, with much more than Greek and Norse mythology that I'v been reading for a bit.
After that I got Small Gods by Terry Pratchett and something by Clive Cussler.

[montag]

Opening the Energy Gates of Your Body - Bruce Frantzis

http://www.amazon.com/Opening-Energy-Gates-Your-Body/dp/1583941460/ref=pd_cp_b_0?pf_rd_p=413864201&pf_rd_s=center-41&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=1556431643&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1JFJWTQ9F2A3SY3NC2NH

[montag]

Supernatural by Graham Hancock
Read that, good book.

[comawhite015]

'Nostradamus - The Next Fifty Years' by Peter Lemesurier, with 'Spiral' by Suzuki Koji to come after.

[debs67gb]

imajica clive barker (the second time) so much prefer weaveworld lol

[lookfar]

imajica clive barker (the second time) so much prefer weaveworld lol

I loved Weaveworld, was a brilliant book!:)

I'm currently halfway through:

The Mars Mystery - Graham Hancock
Bill Hicks Agent of Evolution - Kevin Booth & Michael Bertin
Veronica Decides to Die - Paulo Coehlo

[ajm2009]

Beyond 2012 by Geoff Stray :)

[talulah]

Im reading The Diving Bell and The butterfly by Jean Dominique Bauby,i watched the movie recentley and it blew me away.The books even better.:)

[lemonique]

Just started 'Dark Mission The Secret History of NASA ' by Richard C. Hoagland and Mike Bara.

Which reminds me....off to bed to get stuck in to it :)

Cheers

[hagbard_celine]

Just started 'Dark Mission The Secret History of NASA ' by Richard C. Hoagland and Mike Bara.

Which reminds me....off to bed to get stuck in to it :)

Cheers


HMM Wanna get that one!:cool: Hope I can break my list down a bit. At the moment I'm adding 3 books to it for every 1 I read!:eek:

[ajm2009]

Beyond 2012 Geoff Stray :)

[comawhite015]

imajica clive barker (the second time) so much prefer weaveworld lol

Imajica is amazing!!!.. Though, Weaveworld is *wonderful*...

Appoline yeh? ;)

[debs67gb]

i do love weaveworld and hoped they make a film but perhaps its a little too intricate for a film :)

[comawhite015]

i do love weaveworld and hoped they make a film but perhaps its a little too intricate for a film :)

They are making a mini series.. it is happening :D

[debs67gb]

oh wow!!!

i wasnt impressed very much with midnight meat train film i hasten to add lol

[debs67gb]

the thing with barker he is very intense and descriptive in his books they cant show this in films lol

[lemonique]

HMM Wanna get that one!:cool: Hope I can break my list down a bit. At the moment I'm adding 3 books to it for every 1 I read!:eek:

Hi Hagbard, I know the feeling!! I have 4 books on the go at the moment:-

Interdimensional Universe by Philip Imbrogno
Excuse me your life is Waiting by Lynn Grabhorn
A New Earth Eckart Tolle
Dark Mission

:-/

They are all Library books, so I can see some overdue's looming :)

Haggers, when I listened to this MP3 I thought of you. Dr Paul La Violette explains about anti-gravity vehicles and how they have been used by the military for many years to travel to the stars. Richard Syrett interview.

http://www.checktheevidence.com/audio/Richard%20Syrett%20-%20Dr%20Paul%20La%20Violette%20-%20Secrets%20of%20Antigravity%20-%2019%20Nov%202008.mp3

Also the latest radio show from The Spaceman is interesting

http://blogs.myspace.com/powerfan


Lem

[comawhite015]

I need a book.. I just finished re-reading 'The Teachings of Don Juan' by Carlos Castaneda.. and .. now I'm all upset cuz I've run out of books.

[lemonique]

Hi Coma, Maybe off to the library ??

It's 34 degrees today in ChCh. The hottest summer here for about 10 years.

I don't mind the heat, but there are others who are suffering a bit.

Lem

[comawhite015]

^^ Hi =D

Yeah, I'm thinking that... Although I think I've got something on the shelf I haven't looked at yet..

ps.. I think it's going to RAIN!!! :D :D :D :D I'm.. so.. happy.. 28 degree rain.. but still rain! woohoo!

[lostwonderer]

Veronika Decides to Die by Paulo Coelho

[hagbard_celine]

I need a book.. I just finished re-reading 'The Teachings of Don Juan' by Carlos Castaneda..

I love it. It's the first, and easily the best, of the entire series. The others are worth a read too. I love it when Carlos meets "Mescalito":)