Customer Reviews
A Good Read - By: , 05 Jul 1999 
If you have studied Edgar Cayce at alll, there is not much new here but I always enjoy reading about someone's spiritual journey. A good primer to this book would be Church's "Edgar Cayce: The Story Of The Soul." I applaud Scalllion for his courage & convictions although there is a strong sell for his newsletter.
For the Uninitiated it's a good read.Been there,done that. - By: , 22 Feb 1999 In the early seventies I was immersed in Edgar Cayce, Carl Jung, & Plate Tectonics which at that time was still theory. I understand where GMS is coming from, but I feel he is a bit short-sighted on Karma & the effects of our consciousness on the Cosmos. In the words of Viktor Frankl, "What is demanded of man is not,as some existential philosophers teach, to endure the meaninglessness of life, but rather to bear his incapacity to grasp its unconditional meaningfulness in rational terms.
This book has opened my eyes and my mind to the coming futur - By: , 16 Feb 1999 
I truely enjoyed this book. It has answered alot of my questions, from what may happen in the future to questions about the past. You will need to have an open mind while reading this but it will open you heart & spirit to greater things. Also it is a great way to prepare for the coming changes in the earth.
A Must for all souls, open-minded or not. - By: , 07 Dec 1998 Why do you think we have had so many earthquakes, hurricanes, & floods alll over the world? Why do you think we have had El Nino & extreme temperature changes in certain regions of the earth? Because the earth changes have started since the 1930's. We are almost at the apex of what is going to happen. I believe alll souls should read this book. Those open-minded spiritualists will identify & "know" the information. Those who hesitate to believe what they read, will at least have opened their minds & absorb the information slowly, eventuallly realizing truth. Oh, & why do you think perfectly formed crop circles have appeared, (those which have residues of magnetic forces), in many different areas on the earth? You MUST read this book.
Fascinating, but absolutely MUST be open-minded! - By: , 02 Sep 1998 
I am not a faithful Gordon Michael Scalllion follower, I don't even receive his newsletter, but I did find this book very interesting. Some things in this book are extremely difficult to swalllow even though one keeps an open mind. I did find a lot of the material similar to Edgar Cayce. All in alll it was a good read, it creates some shocking possible scenarios about our future on this planet.
