Greetings,
Thanks for sharing that link.
Did you get to see the graphics? My Mac didn't pick up the graphics. I like to see visuals because '1000 words'  goes into a picture so pictures reveal alot. The only one I got was a small version of Bruce's Disk concept, --- nothing new there as far as I could tell.
In the excerpts he kept referring to the genderization issue but that's old news.  He does emphasize a newer vocabulary that might give topics a new appeal, such as 'matrix', 'games',' lots of Vs, etc.
Did you check out the main authors through google? Not that every blog gets it right, but there are quite a few dubious or critical responses out there. I google/screened this site, for example,  when I started coming here and everyone spoke respectfully of it, even if they couldn't get into the experiences themselves.
I'd be sorry if you spent all that money and found out you already knew as much as the author actually knows.

Betson

Well, dude, I look forward to your report on the book but I feel a little skeptical about the book itself.

There's this whole set of ..literature? writing? books?..out there that fall into an in-between category. Not fiction, posing as fact, but too much information for one person to realistically acquire in a lifetime. I hope when you read this book you will look for some opf the other books that have benn in print even over the past 10 years. Then think again about which ones are real and which are speculation.

At least I feel there is a kind of integrity in Monroe's work. He appears to have written only about what he experienced and he didn't go into any weird theories to explain it.

I don't recall the name of the book I read about 10 years ago on the reptilians but I might recognize it if I came across it. I read it on an interlibrary loan so I know it is out in the public somewhere. I had heard of the reptilians and I just didn't get it. I didn't get it after I read the book either. It all just looked more ridiculous. But it would be worth taking a look at and comparing to this book.

In looking for more info on this book, I came across a vampire trilogy written by Whitley Strieber. Is that the same Whitley Strieber who wrote about aliens? See....I found John Mack's work on alien abductions compelling. I am willing to listen to Mack. I haven't read Whitley Strieber's alien work, but if he's into vampire trilogies, well, I'm not sure I'm interetsed, because he loses credibility with me when he starts writing that kind of fiction. Maybe I'm wrong. I just have my limits.

I tried finding your book on Amazon, where it is one of the few books not to be found. But books with Matix lV in title show up...written by a group of people with a pen name. Is Val Valerian a real person?

And when we get into the 12-strand DNA, I have to say, I have never seen any evidence for 12-strand DNA. I don't doubt that changes mau be afoot, but why do we have to invoke psuedo-science to call for those changes? Why can't the changes stand on their own?

Don't know what to think about this sort of thing. I hope you will share more info when you have it. Good thing to discuss.

I'm going to read through all of it when I have time, but I am bothered by the arrogance and the tone.  The author says he is "way beyond" Monroe's "simplistic" work, and shows no love or compassion in his writing.  One thing I have noticed about enlightened souls is that they seem to freely encompass love, acceptance and forgiveness.  This author does not - at least in the way he writes. 

Then we get into aliens, Star Trek (even philisophical discussions on Star Trek), and you have to wonder.  This is the author's belief system.  He is passionate about it.  Wants everyone to know that they will be duped like cattle if they don't learn his insight, but it is still his belief system about the universe and higher self.

I'll give it a complete read when I have more time, but the arrogance factor bothers me.


M

Ill buy it off of you if your willing to ship it to me  If its not too much trouble for you, just tell me how much you want for it.

I saw this a while ago and didn't feel like I wanted to invest my energy in it. Therefore, I can't say what a thorough investigation found. Just what I felt initially.

$64.22 and up for a book you buy over the internet eh? Money couldn't possible have anything to do with it. If I really had the truth to reveal, I don't know if I could bring myself to charge this much. It's so easy for a person to read a bunch of books, and them come up with their own "special" teaching.

Caryn mentioned Astrology. I don't know anything about astrology, but have noticed that parts of Robert Monroe's and Bruce Moen's books speak of astrology in a manner which suggests that it does have a place in the scheme of things.

WOW!  I cannot believe the utter arrogance of this guy.  I haven't read the book and wouldn't waste my time...I'm busy doing my OWN study and research to come to my own conclusions.  That's the appeal of Bruce's and Monroe's work...they tell us to seek our own experiences and find our own beliefs.  Even if this guy here did come to his own conclusions solely through his own experiences, does he say anywhere that he wishes this for others?  It sounds to me like he thinks promoting his book is all we will ever need in order to know the truth.  The reason I doubt there is any truth to this guy's claims is BECAUSE of his arrogance.  People like him act from fear not love, bottom line.

I will never be a sheep, Ill be a shepherd before I become a sheep...