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The Pineal Gland: The Eye Of God

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While this report (for it can't be considered a book)has an interesting vivew on the pineal gland this book is too expensive for what you get. You can find all this information online for free.

The report is so short (6 pages) that most of this so called book is blank pages (14 pages) so that they can put it in book form. They tell you they have to do this in order to be able to publish it in book form. Another interesting thing is that the pages are numbered in the 300s so this is obviously and excerpt or chapter from a book.

Absolutely not worth the money!!!!

Namaste!

Pamela

If you are expecting a book, then you'd be disappointed when you recieve an article that does not take up half of the amount of pages used (there were about 15 blank pages, good for notes, I guess). I recommend the material, since Manly P. Hall's essays are very obscure. Just get a used/cheap copy and you'll be set. Don't bother paying $12.00 bucks for an article.

When I first looked at this book's Inside I thought "Oh! This is something I should have. This knowledge is precious!" So , I ordered it, being surprised byt it's low price. But when I received it, I realized why.... The "book" is a 13 page document that states beautiful things, but is nor worth 1$ a page.

This was an article extracted from the book: Man the Grand Symbol of the Mysteries. It was 14 pages. A brief history of the gland from Egyptian times, esoteric notations,Greek mysteries, comments by H.P. Blavatsky, Descartes view of it as the seat of the soul, exercises of occultism. Very brief historical representation.