A. Ballas

The story interesting but…

Revisado: 02-23-25

The woman doing the hypnosis subjects did the most imsane accents yet sounded robotic- it was hard to listen to. If she just talked like a normal person it would been great.

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Great information terrible performance

Revisado: 10-21-24

The information in this book is invaluable and well put together it the dude reading it is worse than listening to a robot. His delivery is weird, stilted and strangely melodic without any connection to the words he’s reading. This is by far the worst performance I have ever experienced listening to a book. It is so bad I have to take breaks because it is so awful. I would have stopped listening if the information wasn’t so interesting. But is very hard to focus on the material with the absolutely abysmal performance.

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Excellent and fascinating- much needed take on disclosure

Revisado: 10-19-24

Excellent and fascinating- much needed take on disclosure. It was very well written and narrated by LA. As someone who is an “experiencer” it was fascinating to see into the dark window surrounding the government’s handling of the topic. I have seen many different types of ships (with other witnesses) and the occupants more than once. It’s good to see the subject coming out of the shadows into the light. As people grapple with this mystery it will likely upturn many moronic beliefs. The dumbest being we are alone in this massive infinite multiverse. Clearly, we are not. It is only our hubris that has led us to think so. Like an ant who only sees the shoe and doesn’t understand what it represents so too have we been ignorant to the universe around us. We are barely scratching the surface about to leap out of the crib and start walking.

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Loved it! Laughed a lot through most of it.

Revisado: 06-17-24

The narration was great. I really enjoyed all the stories of the abductees trying to teach the “hubrids” mundane things about human life. They were pretty hilarious. I think the paranoid interpretation of “the program” is understandable and I can see why some people get upset with Jacob’s conclusions about the information he’s getting from abductees. I think he’s missing the big picture that we humans are on the verge of mass extinction by our own hand and this progress am is likely an attempt to save us and evolve us. Our violence, selfishness and greed has brought us to climate catastrophe. We are going to have to change in order to survive. These “hubrids” are human and as Jacob’s finds out the abductees themselves are already a kind of hybrid bread and shifted over generations. This is why the Mayans said it was the end of all worlds (for Homo sapiens) but I think it’s heartening that these beings who are likely our progenitors are trying to save us and in the process bread some of the violence, greed and selfishness out of us.

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There are hybrids but these aren’t them

Revisado: 05-17-24

It seemed like the author Barbara Lamb pushed these experiencers or highly encouraged them to go down the path of calling themselves hybrids. There is so much detail about Lyman’s and Pleaidians and Zetas that they admit to reading or hearing about. This reminds me of the 1980s phenomenon that happened in the states when a bunch of hypnotherapists started reporting memories of “ritual abuse” it was like a mind virus, suddenly everyone’s parents worshipped satanic and they were part of secret blood sacrifices. The McMartin preschool debacle was part of this wave. These were implanted memories later recanted by the subjects. Turns out hypnosis isn’t 100 percent accurate, it is a hypnogogic state that can illicit false memories especially if the hypnotist has an agenda and the subjects are prone to manipulation. I do think there are hybrids living among us. In fact I’m certain of that. I also think hypnosis can be helpful in many instances. But in this case it feels like a lot of books people have read, a little of lingo and conflation wrapped in this category because Lamb wanted to have an interesting breakthrough to put her on the map in UFOlogy or at least push it so that she appears on the cutting edge when this isn’t what this book does at all. It is entirely cringy and embarrassing to read. All the source material is rehashed internet and stuff from books these people read. I don’t discount they maybe experiences or very psychic or have paranormal experiences I just don’t buy that they really know that they are hybrids which is fine. They are entitled to not know. Often times this book reads as these people trying to convince themselves that they are hybrids or the idea was introduced by someone else. The hybrids I have encountered know and have been told this and the science behind it from the beings themselves directly from as early as they could remember. They weren’t’t given all this bogus 5th dimensional and dictionary of ETs you find in the internet directory. It is a lot weirder and more conflicting than this book lays out. I’m sorry to say I didn’t believe any except one of them may have been. But even at that it seemed more like a sci-fi novel than anything else or an episode of the X files.

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Amazing!

Revisado: 02-27-23

I absolutely loved this book. I will come back and listen again, perhaps also buy the book. Temple does an excellent job of laying out breakthroughs in science that break the mechanistic view of ourselves and the universe and does so not only with the science but the history of the scientists who contributed these leaps. My favorite book in 20 years.

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Excellent

Revisado: 01-23-23

Good info, lots of ideas and resources. I enjoyed it. I highly recommend this book of you want to journey out of body.

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Amazing!!!

Revisado: 12-11-22

Not only is the research fascinating the narrative was better than most fictional tales. I couldn’t stop listening. Fantastic book, fantastic work Dr. Keihl is doing! His passion and dedication to understanding psychopathy is admirable and one gets the feeling that his work is seminal and will lead to much greater understanding and intervention. Totally loved this book!!!!

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Highly recommend

Revisado: 12-29-21

The very best books on the subject of astral projection and so much more. I’ve listened to them multiple times now. This is my favorite of the 3. It I highly recommend all of them. They are truly enlightening, illuminating and fun.

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The exercises were good and that’s about it

Revisado: 12-09-21

I see auras and do portraits of people’s auras. I’m always interested to hear what other people’s take is on the colors. I agreed with her take on the color green but that was it. There are many other colors in the auric field such as magenta, indigo and various shades of each color that all have different meanings. This book is clearly written by an avid neophyte which is why the exercises were good. I have read these same techniques in other books and they are valuable. Other than that everything else in this book is either inaccurate or filler. I’m sure the author had good intentions but she should have done her homework or had more experience with he subject before writing this. Also the info on the chakras was spotty. I suppose if you had never heard of the human aura or the chakra system before it might wet your interest but if you are looking for depth and wisdom about the subject there are much better sources such as “change your aura change your life.” But hey, at least this book is free. So that’s nice/

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