Customer Reviews

Paths of Light and Darkness (Climb the Highest Mountain)

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So far, I'm only about 1/5 of the way through this book, but it's proving to be intruiging. I'm especially interested in the concept of the plot of fallen angels to "enslave" mankind through the creation of certain products that were apparently not created by the Elohim in "the beginning." This is a classic tale of Truth is Stranger than Fiction. I highly recommend this book for the advanced spiritual student who wants to be in charge of his or her acceleration on the path...for their truly is good and evil and knowledge is power.

I enjoyed reading this book and found it provided some great insights into the origins of evil on this planet, and how evil has been injected into our society through things like drugs, music, etc. The only reason I am cautious to give it 5 stars is because it is a compiled and edited version of the Messengers' original words, so it may not be a pure representation of their teachings. Overall, worth reading, but with discernment.

I read this book 25 years ago after getting sucked into Prophet's cult. the book is based on Mark's own personal view of the world and has nothing to do with reality. His wife, and co-conspirator, (and recently deceased) was no better. one author theorized that her seizure disorder caused dissociative states that made her think all these weird things were true. fortunately, the cult took a hit in the 80's with a failed scare mongering doomsday prediction and is a mere shadow of its former self. reading this book is like try to walk through quicksand backwards and up to your chest. obtuse, obscure, unverifiable. don't buy it. don't get it at the library. if you have a copy, recycle it with your phone book.