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The Dream Illuminati: A Global Revolution Takes Wing

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I loved the first edition of this book. I read it maybe 20 years ago. And the updated revised edition is even better! I love this author. I wish he would publish more often. I understand he is coming out with a new book soon. I am so looking forward to reading it. Keep up the great work!

"Are You Already One of Them?", that is the ILLUMINATI Question everyone.

Hi d' Ho Kith & Kin of this swirling world. Dream on and forever it shall be, being and is always becoming. Wayne Saalman has gone into the Inner Core In I Am and has brought back from our Source the impeccable tale of how to "Dream & Tell". Those old enough to remember how in public schools, kids were asked to bring in curious objects to "Show & Tell" other classmates about what they had found that was so interesting will recognize that this is Wayne's (a Knight of Falcon Press) objective for our Jungian Archetypical, "Collective Unconscious" classmates.

As the back of the book entices you to ask, "Are You Already One of Them?". Now is the time to get on or off the Bus and answer this fundamental question. RAW readers will buy the book for the Intro alone. Dan Brown readers will Find their Lost Symbol! Dream On - For Ours is a magical swhorling world. Lau~ren~Zen

I just finished reading The Dream Illuminati and found it to be deeply inspirational and exciting. I have had a few flying dreams of my own and know how exhilarating they can be. The way that the author wove his story around them I thought was quite amazing especially once the characters actually took to the sky on rocket packs. This is surely in our human future at some point and Saalman is clearly anticipating it. He seems to want people to understand the mythical and symbolic importance of the human drive to fly and the role of the soul as it seeks to soar heavenwards. Very profound stuff, but also a great tale and a wondrous adventure, this book!

I highly recommend it!

the dream illuminati is a fascinating rollercoaster of a read read, full of magic and mystery. i particularly liked his subtle use of modern and ancient wisdom, intrigue, action, imagination and conspiracy. Enjoy the wild ride that is this book,,. brace your self.....

highly recomended.

as a humongous fan of RA Wilson, felt sure that the book would be great. it was harder to get through than the celestine prophecy, and about as poorly written. if the celestine prophecy and dan brown books are your idea of fun/interesting/challenging reading, then this is for you. i however, couldn't take it seriously and decided to sell it by the time i got to page 113. can't say i didn't try.

i found the storyline unsophisticated, the characters uni-dimensional and/or obviously representative, and sometimes even downright offensive or unbelievable, especially when they had a non-american culture attached to them. i feel as though this writer should take a few more novel writing classes, learn how to make a book that doesn't feel like a home movie being passed off as a blockbuster.

Actually, only the review was done by R.A. Wilson, which I found to be more interesting than the book itself. As someone who turns to New Falcon for loads of hidden meanings depending on perspective and magickal insights, I was very disappointed in this book. It is a good story worth a quick read, and Wilson's introduction is always a giggle, but this book is certainly not a gold mine.

Loved it. I give it five stars. Get a copy and learn more of what is hidden from mass media.

Hello, duh, it's by Robert Anton Wilson, of course it's good. Or not. Probably maybe. Just keep reading, you young apple you. Soon you too will see the Truth: that we're all living in apple sauce. Oops, I shouldn't have given it away! Eris forgive me! Or not.