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The Secret Power of the Pyramids

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Differing from his earlier works U.S. Andersen tells a story this time, a sort of metaphysical journey which needs to be taken for what it is. On the other hand if what you seek is knowledge and the sort of guidence and inspiration aquired from his other books then you will have to read between the lines. The story might shake a few but I urge you to read it with an open mind before making any rush judgements. I for one loved it.

MR. Andersen has written 5 wonderful books this last book as far as I can tell that he did about 20 years before he passed away is not worth the time to read. He talks about a 100 year man like that guy is in his 60 years. How many 100 year old do you know...it does not happen. He believes their were secrets from the lost land of atlantis. He does not seem to know this was a fabrication by Plato who made it up and then destroyed it. And even it it was real. It was in ancient times with no magic powers and like all other places in ancient times. No magic or secret information.

He tells us about mediums like Holmes was real because he was never caught in trickery. The man was smart enough to only do it in front of believers and quit to marry some rich women.

I love Three magic words. It gets you to think. He wrote that in the 1950's He wrote the pyramids in the 1970's and he talks about doing drugs. Maybe by this time he had too many.