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The Wave - 7: Almost Human

A Stunning Look at the Metaphysics of Evil

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  • 325 páginas
  • 12 horas de lectura

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A stunning look at the metaphysics of evil. In this latest volume of her prescient Wave series, Laura Knight-Jadczyk brings order to the chaotic and labyrinthine world of murder, conspiracy, and the paranormal. In a unique and probing synthesis of science and mysticism she presents a detailed series of case studies and application of her hypothesis of hyperdimensional infl uence. From interpersonal relationships and their expression of archetypal dramas to the vectoring of human behaviour to achieve hyperdimensional purposes, Almost Human reveals the mechanics of evil, how it creeps into our lives, and what we need to be aware of in order to avoid it. The case studies of John Nash, the schizoidal creator of Game Theory, and Ira Einhorn, the New Age psychopath who murdered his girlfriend, are the window through which Knight-Jadczyk unravels the intricate web of deception, aims, and counter-aims of the Powers That Be. Almost Human is essential reading for anyone wondering why our world is becoming increasingly controlled and our freedoms more restricted.

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The Wave - 7: Almost Human, Laura Knight-Jadczyk

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2009
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Título
The Wave - 7: Almost Human
Subtítulo
A Stunning Look at the Metaphysics of Evil
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2009
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
325
ISBN10
1897244487
ISBN13
9781897244487
Serie
Etiquetas
Descripción
A stunning look at the metaphysics of evil. In this latest volume of her prescient Wave series, Laura Knight-Jadczyk brings order to the chaotic and labyrinthine world of murder, conspiracy, and the paranormal. In a unique and probing synthesis of science and mysticism she presents a detailed series of case studies and application of her hypothesis of hyperdimensional infl uence. From interpersonal relationships and their expression of archetypal dramas to the vectoring of human behaviour to achieve hyperdimensional purposes, Almost Human reveals the mechanics of evil, how it creeps into our lives, and what we need to be aware of in order to avoid it. The case studies of John Nash, the schizoidal creator of Game Theory, and Ira Einhorn, the New Age psychopath who murdered his girlfriend, are the window through which Knight-Jadczyk unravels the intricate web of deception, aims, and counter-aims of the Powers That Be. Almost Human is essential reading for anyone wondering why our world is becoming increasingly controlled and our freedoms more restricted.