Graham Hancock - Supernatural

[endlessvista]

Just started reading this. Bloody amazing.

[haukipesukone]

Yes it is. I read it before I heard about Icke. Comparing some of the stuff Icke says with Supernatural, it becomes even more fascinating. For example about the reptilians.

[vorador]

yup this book is good. cave painting part was kinda boring but even then he makes it as interesting as possible.

[endlessvista]

I love the whole idea of art and symbolism being responsible or triggering human development and conciousness to new levels. It demonstrates several things. That signs and symbols/colours resonate more deeply within the human experience than previously realised and how humans have always been in control of their own making. Which makes it frightening to think if this knowledge falls into the wrong has (which we all know it has).

Hancock has written one of the most important books in history with this masterpiece.

[endlessvista]

yup this book is good. cave painting part was kinda boring but even then he makes it as interesting as possible.

I thought that part of the book was wonderfully written and facinating. Set the stage for the rest.

[basel]

I have a mint signed by hancock copy of supernatural how much would someone offer me for it

[largejack]

I keep getting this message when I try to visit his site

Warning - visiting this web site may harm your computer!

[orbandsceptre27]

A book I`ve been meaning to read for quite a while. Have read "Fingerprints of the Gods" and "The Mars Mystery," great researcher. You should check out some of his interviews on Coast-to-Coast with George Noory (esp the one about ayahuasca) - you`ll find them on you tube.

[who elsie]

Yeah, this is an incredible book. A bit over long in parts, but the bits concerning the reality of other dimensional existence are very interesting. I would love to try a bit of ayuasca myself, just to get a glimpse of the multi-dimensional layers of reality.

[hagbard_celine]

FAAAAAAntastic book!:) One of the best I've ever read.

It was an adventure to read it; I LIVED in it!:cool: Won't spoil it for you.;)

[croatiancoffee]

I could spend a few hours (or maybe more) reading it, or you lot could just summarise and save me time. Please. :)

[hagbard_celine]

I could spend a few hours (or maybe more) reading it, or you lot could just summarise and save me time. Please. :)

You'd miss out on something so good, so do please read it; take your time. It's so good:).

It's all about Graham's theories on painted caves and how the artwork of prehistoric man is linked to psychoactive drug use. He also douments his own experiences of Ayahuasca and other brews.

[croatiancoffee]

You'd miss out on something so good, so do please read it; take your time. It's so good:).

It's all about Graham's theories on painted caves and how the artwork of prehistoric man is linked to psychoactive drug use. He also douments his own experiences of Ayahuasca and other brews.

Theories, painted, artwork, drug use. All sounds great, really. Thanks. :)

It goes onto my list of things to buy and read. So maybe in the next life when I earn enough cash to buy it and have read all the thousands of other books in the line, I will get back to you. ;)

[endlessvista]

I could spend a few hours (or maybe more) reading it, or you lot could just summarise and save me time. Please. :)


You really should get it. There are cheap second hands copies on ebay.

Honestly this book should be in the book collection of any person even casually interested in esoteric subjects.

[hagbard_celine]

For every book I read, I add three to my list. I'll never be able to read them all; i want to reread a few too.:(

The information is coming so thick and fast that it's like trying to drink out of a firehose!:eek: