Ark found this guy while looking for audiobooks in Russian to listen to while he was in the hospital. He has read the "little book" and has listened to part of the big one, and another one in Russian that has not yet been translated.
Here's the little book:
Yeah, it says "creating your own reality" which is kind of a no go around here, but his idea of YCYOR is rather different that what we have been exposed to, so don't be turned off by that.
I was quite intrigued by Ark's descriptions of some of the topics and explanations and he bought me both the little and the big book. I read the 37 pages of the little book that more or less introduce things and it mentioned that all was explained in the big book. It was sufficiently interesting to cause me to put down the little book and pick up the big book:
The big book is over 700 pages, but I can tell you, I read over 200 pages pretty much steady on. Had to stop because I was tired.
The ideas have echoes of Gurdjieff, Castaneda, Mouravieff, Paul, Stoics, etc, and a LOT of resonances with things the Cs have said, but also appear to have his own specific slant on things as though he applied his knowledge of physics and computer science and applied it to working out a theory of what reality is and how it works. It's not impossible that he was exposed to some of our material but I don't think it is a necessary assumption considering how he says he acquired the knowledge from a "source".
Anyway, he talks a lot about frequency resonance. His description of what Mouravieff called "The General Law" is really interesting: calls it more or less an assemblage of "Pendulums". It also has a striking resemblance to the "Operators" of "Operators and Things." (One of the creepiest books I ever read.)
His ideas about the Information Field and changing one's reality are rather similar to what I described in my "Knowledge and Being" videos and also a lot of resemblances to things I wrote in the Wave Series based on Cs ideas combined with research. However, what he does not actually have, as far as I have read, is any idea of densities (the stepping down of energies to our own realm) or 4D beings as we understand them of both the STS and STO orientation.
There is also no emphasis on STO itself and it seems to me that some areas of his theory are rather weak and contradictory. However, so far, it really is a furiously interesting connecting of some dots we are all pretty well aware of here and a brilliant exposition of some ideas the Cs have bruited but which we have never followed up on. In fact, some things are explained so well especially in terms of how the General Law works, and Frequency Resonance Vibration, that I think it is probably a MUST READ even if a few things need to be taken with some salt. There are some things the Cs have recommended or suggested that he doesn't even approach, or gives a contradictory take.
Anyway, would like to see some folks reading this and giving ideas and opinions and let's see if we can sort out some of the issues I see and some I may not see.
Here's the little book:
Yeah, it says "creating your own reality" which is kind of a no go around here, but his idea of YCYOR is rather different that what we have been exposed to, so don't be turned off by that.
I was quite intrigued by Ark's descriptions of some of the topics and explanations and he bought me both the little and the big book. I read the 37 pages of the little book that more or less introduce things and it mentioned that all was explained in the big book. It was sufficiently interesting to cause me to put down the little book and pick up the big book:
The big book is over 700 pages, but I can tell you, I read over 200 pages pretty much steady on. Had to stop because I was tired.
The ideas have echoes of Gurdjieff, Castaneda, Mouravieff, Paul, Stoics, etc, and a LOT of resonances with things the Cs have said, but also appear to have his own specific slant on things as though he applied his knowledge of physics and computer science and applied it to working out a theory of what reality is and how it works. It's not impossible that he was exposed to some of our material but I don't think it is a necessary assumption considering how he says he acquired the knowledge from a "source".
Anyway, he talks a lot about frequency resonance. His description of what Mouravieff called "The General Law" is really interesting: calls it more or less an assemblage of "Pendulums". It also has a striking resemblance to the "Operators" of "Operators and Things." (One of the creepiest books I ever read.)
His ideas about the Information Field and changing one's reality are rather similar to what I described in my "Knowledge and Being" videos and also a lot of resemblances to things I wrote in the Wave Series based on Cs ideas combined with research. However, what he does not actually have, as far as I have read, is any idea of densities (the stepping down of energies to our own realm) or 4D beings as we understand them of both the STS and STO orientation.
There is also no emphasis on STO itself and it seems to me that some areas of his theory are rather weak and contradictory. However, so far, it really is a furiously interesting connecting of some dots we are all pretty well aware of here and a brilliant exposition of some ideas the Cs have bruited but which we have never followed up on. In fact, some things are explained so well especially in terms of how the General Law works, and Frequency Resonance Vibration, that I think it is probably a MUST READ even if a few things need to be taken with some salt. There are some things the Cs have recommended or suggested that he doesn't even approach, or gives a contradictory take.
Anyway, would like to see some folks reading this and giving ideas and opinions and let's see if we can sort out some of the issues I see and some I may not see.
