Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection

[Joe]

Congratulations Pierre. I apologize if this has been answered already, but can one start with this book being that it is an easy read or should Lauras books be read first?

This book can be read on it's own, but for more indepth discussion of the "human cosmic connection" you should read Laura's other books too.

 

[davey72]

Thanks. I have meant to read them ( i have book one at home right now as the town library bought it andHigh strangeness due to my recommendation), but i am having great difficulty motivating myself to read lately. I started with High strangeness as it is more interesting to me. Or perhaps it is just less intimidating. I also have when the body says no that i have taken out and started as well.

 

[Joe]

Thanks. I have meant to read them ( i have book one at home right now as the town library bought it andHigh strangeness due to my recommendation), but i am having great difficulty motivating myself to read lately. I started with High strangeness as it is more interesting to me. Or perhaps it is just less intimidating. I also have when the body says no that i have taken out and started as well.

High strangeness is a GREAT and easy read. When the body says no is also easy and interesting reading. When you've finished those two you might want to start on the Wave series, which is also compelling but easy reading, even if you have to stop often to contemplate the many profound ideas it offers.

 

[davey72]

Actually i have read the wave a few times. I realize that sometimes it doesnt show. I sometimes feel as if i am going backwards.

 

[Angchop]

I am reading Earth Changes and the Human Cosmic Connection and I am halfway through it. It is such a great, interesting book! So easy to understand and I can't put it down. I have been staying up late reading :)

Thank you for making it available!

 

[Psalehesost]

It arrived today. Looking forward to the read!

 

[Jacques]

There is now a "gift option" button where you can leave a message. I don't think that's what I was looking for but it'll do for now to ask for a signed copy.

Thank you Perceval.

However... sorry to ask that but where is the gift option button. I just can not find it.

I've found it when I've clicked on "Order now! (paypal)" and in the next window the same, I've clicked on "pay with paypal". In the third window there was an option called "gifted" where I've been able to post a message.

I have tried that and I never saw the gift button and my order is done now.

So will it be possible to have a signed copy although I have not been able to ask it directly in my command?

No problem Gandalf, you'll get a signature!

Just received it.

Thanks so much for the signatures.

 

[shijing]

I finished reading last week, and thoroughly enjoyed it, particularly the last section. I was finally able to track down Tom Stonier's book at the library and have started reading it -- it's much better and more interesting than something like Claude Shannon's book. His other books,
Information and Meaning: An Evolutionary Perspective and Beyond Information: The Natural History of Intelligence look good too, although as others have noted, they're a bit pricey on Amazon.

A couple of other books that were in the same section and may be worth a look are the following:

The Nature of Information
From Primeval Chaos to Infinite Intelligence (the asking price on this one is pretty outrageous)

The quote from Paul Sedir was also pretty interesting. There's a short translated work of Sedir's online:

http://www.moup.org/Files/Sedir-History_and_Doctrine_of_the_Rose-Croix.pdf

Here's an excerpt on comets from the introduction:

A single principle rules the cosmos, individuals and groups. God has given rules and laws to the great All and, to the beings which populate the universe, He has given free will. When one of these laws is infringed, a regulator comes to bring not judgment but hope; his function is to reestablish equilibrium. This is the role of the comets.

These follow a determined circuit in space. They never return by the same path. When one has accomplished its mission, it disappears, and another comes to take up the path the former one has left.

[...] And thus humanity, since that distant day when God sent it into the world, walks by trial and error towards the Father's House. Individually and collectively, in their millennial past, men have received a ray of the true Light. But the earth is constitutionally incapable of conserving the gift which God has given it for long without deforming it; man has the power to stray from the road which had been drawn out for him. Then Divine Mercy sends beings who bring hope; or an exemplar who comes among men to play the role fulfilled by the comets in the cosmos.

 

[Anthony]

Another good one is Information: The New Language of Science by Hans Christian Von Baeyer.

You can find a cheap copy on bookfinder probably.

 

[hlat]

Received my copy yesterday!

 

[Voyageur]

Just received your book Pierre: book III of Laura's TSHotW, and although the Kindle version kick-started my read, it is with great respect that your book arrived. Very nicely laid out (ideas, art work, graphs, photos and words) - I've already learned many things and am now happily turning paper pages.

 

[Redrock12]

My sister-in-law ordered Earth Changes (for me) from Amazon two weeks ago.
Still haven't received it! Grrrrrr

 

[kinyash]

Just received my autographed copy! Really excited and now on chapter 6.

All I can say is.................THANKS!!!!

Kinyash

 

[Mark]

Very good book - thank you for publishing it! :D

I finished reading yesterday, and we discussed some of content at the Colorado area meetup this weekend. That led to some incredibly interesting "Ah ha!" moments as we tossed around ideas and concepts - and possibly put some puzzle pieces together.

 

[SeekinTruth]

Very good book - thank you for publishing it! :D

I finished reading yesterday, and we discussed some of content at the Colorado area meetup this weekend. That led to some incredibly interesting "Ah ha!" moments as we tossed around ideas and concepts - and possibly put some puzzle pieces together.

Yeah, I've been thinking about the ideas and concepts developed in the book, especially yesterday and the last few days. I keep thinking of all the chaotic things going on on the planet (natural) and all the political and military and economic chaos being unleashed by the elites. Some of the things that came to mind included "what could have been" for the large majority of humanity and "what could be" for those making lots of preparations and forming communities for a "new world" to be born from the shambles of the old. A world where oppression and domination by a small elite will not be allowed to cause another cyclical cataclysm for the survivors of what's very likely to be coming in the near future (thus either breaking the cycle or mitigating/evolving a new cycle, as it were).

Oh, and I will also read the book again at some point (probably a few times).