Our Cosmic Origin: Knowledge in preparation for the ascension of planet earth

by Ismael Pérez, Richard Barnett (Editor)

In this new and exciting book you'll find out the true history of earth as it connects to the suppressed history of our galaxy. In a way where science, philosophy and spirituality finally come together as one. You'll come to understand the true origin of our species, our cosmic ancestry as it relates to endless worlds, other dimensions and multiple universes. I will open up your eyes about earths place in the multiverse and about a greater organization of cosmos that is being orchestrated by the multiple councils that exist on every level from the central universe to the local planetary systems. Most importantly, you will have a better understanding of our reality in terms of evidence that is currently being suppressed by a controlled Academia and scientific consensus.

332 pages, Paperback

Published September 11, 2021

Reviews

[Lozanna Burlingame · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was hard to read from an editor's point of view (POV). I found many Biden words - hwhererrived, investigatialongong, alloweditual, and so on. I've edited the book as I read it and found many split paragraphs that started a new ¶ in the middle of a sentence. Obviously - YOU TALK IT TYPES - software was used. Israel - you need an editor on this book. If you want my notes - you can find me on https://whatiscoming.locals.com/

Fallowing is FOLLOWING. To fallow is to let something rest, or go to seed. I found this error all throughout the book.

Although I thought the content was very interesting and pointed me to the RA MATERIAL (Law of One) which I've listened to) and the URANTIA book, it was still relevant in the description of the other planets in our brotherhood and the Federations that rule in them. I found that URANTIA book in my mother's library! I never knew she was into this stuff. Your book is a blend of these two.

One question - is your name a pen name or were you born into the long line of Melchizedek priests?

[Duh · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's a good thing I read this with an open mind. The next edition will likely have corrections in spelling and sentence structure. However, I was only interested in the detail he was sharing, which is quite provocative (in a good way).

[Dalgis Edelson · Rating 5 out of 5]

"It's fascinating how Ismael explains our cosmic origins in such depth. This book requires an open mind to fully grasp the new information about our origins in the cosmos. It is a thought-provoking read that dares to answer important questions."

[J.J. DiGeronimo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very interesting book. The depth and integrated timelines are amazing. It helps one understand all the energies and groups that impact our current existence.

[Jesse Mac Dougall · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an amazing uplifting book.