This whole thing reads like crackpot nonsense, and I say that even though I'm kinda into some of the same crackpot nonsense as Bentov himself. The universe is a giant hologram and all knowledge is available to us if we are able to tap into it. Bentov shows in this book that we are a teeny-tiny microscopic part of the cosmos, and what we study is just a tiny fraction of the real processes that govern our realm.

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I am writing for people who can tolerate a temporary state of ambiguity, for those who can take change easily and are not afraid of handling wild ideas. Underlying all three waves of new revelation, regarding cosmic law and the expansion of world civilization, is the Tibetan master Djwal Khul who focalizes, according to occult cosmology’s amanuensis to the Tibetan’s transmissions Bruce Lion, the Fourth Ray knowledge in prospect of its planetary incoming by 2024.Unfortunately the version I read was no longer in print but I found this one which is much expanded. It is during the infinitely small units of time in the periodic phase when consciousness comes to rest that all sorts of incredible events (can) occur. The Thirty Aethyrs or Aires with "The Vision and the Voice," being the Cries of the Angels of the Aethyrs, a revalation of the highest truths pertaining to the grade of Magister Templi, and many other matters.

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His own model of the Universe (even designed after a jelly doughnut) complete with Black Holes, White Holes, Matter, an Axis of Time, Light Escapement, the Universal Mind Hologram, Expansion and Informational Fields of Energy. Her point is that Bentov states the universe is expanding like a quasar and eventually collapses back on itself creating a sort of cosmic egg that is our universe. Energy concepts from both fields of study, such as energetic subtle bodies, the mantra OM as the creation of the universe, cymatic experiments, string theory applications, intentional thinking, and sacred geometry are all discussed to illustrate how all of these energy concepts, when unified, have the ability to help us understand our place within the universe and how to properly interact with it, without letting it overcome us unknowingly. Knowledge has a much deeper foundation than anybody would think, it is a matrix implanted in the human mind. The concept of a model, as I am using it here, generally implies a theoretical construct that fits as many of the known facts as one has available into a neat, elegant, and compact package.Itzhak Bentov does an absolutely brilliant performance in this book, and whether you are a physicist or a stoner, an atheist, christian, hindu or else, this should be required reading for anybody who wants to understand his/her place in the universe, why we are here, and what else there possibly could be. This work also contains a good amount of humour both in written and drawn form, along with a number of chapters and passages starkly inspired by mysticist schools of thought; The sun and all other celestial bodies containing their own vast intelligent conscious agency for example - A notion i'm not too fond of, but within the author's own ontological framework he develops and presents to the reader it does make "sense" to a limited extent.