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The Wave or Adventures with Cassiopaea #3
Stripped to the Bone: The Path to Freedom in the Prison of Life
Media propaganda. Official cover-ups. Dishonest science. "Non-lethal" weaponry. Mind control technology. Racial stereotypes. Social engineering. Religious programming. The cold pursuit of profit. And the unrelenting pull of materialism... In a world where "freedom" is exported at the barrel of a gun, true freedom seems more like a distant fairytale, blocked for us in more ways than we can imagine.
In Stripped to the Bone, author Laura Knight-Jadczyk lays bare the forces seeking to keep humanity in a prison of its own creation. She lucidly describes evil’s place in the cosmos, from the dark world of political conspiracy and government mind control to the reality behind the UFO phenomenon. But in response to the grim state of affairs on the Big Blue Marble, she also Is there a solution? What can we learn from those who came before us? Stripped to the Bone suggests that this knowledge was not only known and widely practiced in humanity s prehistory, but that it can be rediscovered.
Through her extensive reading on all things esoteric, Knight-Jadczyk maintains that by knowing our limitations, we may overcome them. In this volume of her acclaimed Wave Series, she tears down our illusions about freedom and the idea that it can be won in any war. Rather, the path to freedom is an inner battle against the many limitations placed on our ability to choose by official culture, our own beliefs, and the forces behind the reality of our everyday experience. By showing us our own limitations she also succeeds in presenting anew the real possibilities and true potential of a free humanity.
In Stripped to the Bone, author Laura Knight-Jadczyk lays bare the forces seeking to keep humanity in a prison of its own creation. She lucidly describes evil’s place in the cosmos, from the dark world of political conspiracy and government mind control to the reality behind the UFO phenomenon. But in response to the grim state of affairs on the Big Blue Marble, she also Is there a solution? What can we learn from those who came before us? Stripped to the Bone suggests that this knowledge was not only known and widely practiced in humanity s prehistory, but that it can be rediscovered.
Through her extensive reading on all things esoteric, Knight-Jadczyk maintains that by knowing our limitations, we may overcome them. In this volume of her acclaimed Wave Series, she tears down our illusions about freedom and the idea that it can be won in any war. Rather, the path to freedom is an inner battle against the many limitations placed on our ability to choose by official culture, our own beliefs, and the forces behind the reality of our everyday experience. By showing us our own limitations she also succeeds in presenting anew the real possibilities and true potential of a free humanity.
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428 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 2012
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November 30, 2014
Terribly written and organized, even if an interesting blend of ideas. I am giving it an extra star as I like the correlations to Sufi and Qabbalistic mysticism (This doesn't make the writing any more coherent but hits a personal preference of mine).
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