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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars I was inspired
I couldn't put the book down. When I did fall asleep I dreamt of it. I cried along with 'little one' and also felt the emotional impact of all that happened right along with her. This is a wonderful and inspirational book and we must heed the words of 'White Arrow' before it is too late. I am anxiously awaiting news of the next event. I was so inspired to help, to...
Published on March 20, 1999 by iammom@earthlink.net

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1.0 out of 5 stars treatment of crucial language data is wildly off-target
Ann Walker claims to be in contact with a Native American spirit entity called White Arrow. Originally White Arrow sent her seven key symbols, and later he and various alien entities - one of them called Zipper - met with her in visions and gave her platitudinous messages of the usual kinds: `Stop polluting the planet!', etc. (They also spoke to each other in a language...
Published on April 25, 2003 by Mark Newbrook


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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars I was inspired, March 20, 1999
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I couldn't put the book down. When I did fall asleep I dreamt of it. I cried along with 'little one' and also felt the emotional impact of all that happened right along with her. This is a wonderful and inspirational book and we must heed the words of 'White Arrow' before it is too late. I am anxiously awaiting news of the next event. I was so inspired to help, to become a part of the quest to save the earth, I immediately sent a contribution to the "Rainforest-Alliance" and plan to send much more.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Can't stop pondering it long after reading, May 1, 2010
This review is from: The Stone of the Plough (Paperback)
I bought this book back in, what, 1994, whenever it was first published, because I thought it was about Egyptian archaeology. Yet I never got around to reading it until now. I'm not a fan of fantasy and was disappointed that it was not about archaeology, but Ann's adventure is far more compelling reading. OK, I admit I have actually seen the face of someone superimposed on another (creepy) at which time the person, my child's pediatrician, assured me that this was just her "spirit guide," so I know things like that can happen. I'm on the fence about what she writes, having no doubt that she believed it, but can I? Are Val and Hala two real people, or is it a play on the Nordic 'heaven' Valhala? Her description of being onboard the spacecraft with furniture you can fall through, and aliens writing with their fingers on something that looks like an X-ray is fascinating. She says the statues of the gods are so tall because the aliens that the Egytians knew were that height. I thought of the enigma of the Easter Island Statues. So many things she says tie into information I've heard from other sources. Since the '60s we have heard about the search for the Hall of Records based on Edgar Cayce's prediction, and wondered why Giza was closed to the public for so long in the '90s. There is another author from years ago who piggybacked Robert Bauval's claim that the pyramids are representations of the stars ("As above, so below") in saying that the pyramids are actually diamond shaped - we've only see the tops. Maybe Ann's information is true. (But how does a housewife afford to go jetting off around the world repeatedly?) Then she passes away as soon as she is finished writing what White Arrow had requested. Apparently her mission in life was accomplished. Maybe it all is real. Our planet has been in real peril, no doubt. She asks for nothing more than for us to save it before it is too late. I honor that, and ponder the rest quite often.
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5.0 out of 5 stars The Stone of The Plough, April 29, 2006
This review is from: The Stone of the Plough (Paperback)
What an amazing book, seems to me that this Newbrook fella needs to start to worry as he seems so obsessed with disproving Ann Walker,why? This book is truly inspiring and it seems obvious the message here is that we have to do our upmost to save this beautiful planet and save the Rainforests, urge all to read all of Ann's books particularly The Messenger The Messiah as this one contains most of her journeys and has a warning from our creator that we have to change our ways and protect the earth and start to love and RESPECT each other.Oh and BTW fifty percent of the profits go towards the rainforests, not many authors can say that. She is a legend and will be remembered in the future, just as all prophets are.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Eye Opening, September 5, 2000
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Jason Busboom (Cambridge, MA USA) - See all my reviews
I feel fortunate to have stumbled across this important book. Something compelled me to buy it, and I am so very lucky that I did. The book opened my eyes to what the future holds for mankind, and validated some of my suspecting feelings about what secrets are held beneath the sands of Egypt. I only wish I had found this book earlier! Also, if anyone knows where to get a copy of her other book, "Little One: Message From Planet Heaven," please let me know!!! I cannot find it anywhere...
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Inspiring and provoking book., January 16, 1998
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This is a wonderful book and rings of truth. A companion book to this should be the wonderful "The Autobiography of Jesus of Nazareth and the Missing Years" by Richard G. Patton. Patton's book reveals further information about the true use of the Pyramid for Initiation. "The Stone of the Plough" is a clear light that many will heed while many will discard it as fantasy. I loved it as a straight forward read, but found it resonated beyond the basic plot. You will enjoy this book.
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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars ann walker 's 4 books are an absolute must to read ..a must, August 25, 2003
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i have read little one .. heaven can come later. the stone of the plough and have just recieved the messenger... the messiah... these are not just enthralling books.. but are so important to mankind i am an odinary person who wants to shout to everyone please i beg of you read ann walker's books ... the message will astound you if you never do anything else in your life read her books ... i cannot recommend them highly enough and you will be a different and more fullfilled person after reading them... the message is mind blowing,awsome.. heartrending it brings us the truth about spirit,. love.. our dear mother earth and fills our hearts with so much love and need to do all things to help ann and white arrow. help us to help ann and white arrow read these fascinating none put downable books that i believe will alter our thoughts minds hearts with the need to help and lovexx..... ann walker and white arrow need us ... please read enjoy and help xxxxxxxxxxxxx hope xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Perhaps the most important book I've ever read., September 15, 1997
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For seekers, there is none I've read to compare. Ann Walker's strength, dedication and faith are alone worth the read, but that's just the foundation for a quest most of us have only dreamed about. Ann Walker has done it and in the process, set an example. Very moving.
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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Whitearrow, December 18, 1999
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I loved this book, I actually read it some years ago when it first came out. This is an extremely important book for humanity,and I urge you to read it. You may disbelieve, or believe, but whatever it is an an example of courage , strength and determination.
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Intriquing, Gripping, Inspiring, MUST READ!, June 22, 1997
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This book explains many of the unknown events that have been in the news of late, You witness Miracles with "little one", Hear from the Son of god,"White Arrorw" Learn of the name of a few of those here on earth that have come to help us before we cross the point of no return. The book ought to be on the BEST SELLER list, I have sent copies to ALL of my faimly and friends. Enjoy and react!. We are lucky to be able to hear from "little one's" perspective. You will laugh and you will cry. Look and Listen, DO you beleive
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1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars the messenger. the messiah/the stone of the plough/ little o, January 11, 2004
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dr mark newbrook has his own opinions... as you will see i address him by his name out of human respect.. it says such a lot about a person that he names ann as ...WALKER... without respect.... sometimes too much learning can cloud the mind... jesus was a smple man with no airs or graces( if you have read the messenger the messiah you will know why i refer to him) sometimes the simplicity of it all gets confused with perhaps arrogent logic.. I BELIEVE ...I BELIEVE ANN AND WHITE ARROW. while i with respect accept your belief's. please accept WHITE ARROW AND ANN... are truth... please read it and form your own opinions ... start from the begining with little one and heaven can come later.. then it will all fall into place.. perhaps dr mark newbrook hasnt read these .. try it it will make so much more sense to you ... they are wonderful wonderful books.... hope xxxxxx may your heart soften dr mark newbrook.
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