AS FOR TOMORROW, I CANNOT SAY: 33 YEARS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS by Diana Neutze

"I have written this, more than 40,000 words, with one finger in just over a month. It has flowed out of me so fast, I can only conclude that I needed to tell my story.” New Zealander Diana Neutze was in her late 20s, living in London with her husband and young son, when she discovered that she had multiple sclerosis. More than three decades later, wheelchair-bound and largely confined to her Christchurch home, she has told her remarkable story. Fiercely independent and passionately determined, she has fought the illness with every psychological weapon in her armory. Unflinchingly honest, deeply moving, often humorous, As For Tomorrow, I Cannot Say is a tribute to the power of the human spirit. 

REVIEWS in Brief:


"I am recommending it to young doctors because it contains insights into managing multiple sclerosis that they will not find in their textbooks." - Jon Simcock, M.D., medical adviser to the Neurological Foundation of New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand. 

“A manifesto of spunk...It is attractively written, witty, interesting, and sprinkled with poetry--which makes a successful book by anyone’s standards. But the best thing about this little book is that "victim" isn’t part of Neutze’s vocabulary. " - Janet Godfrey, Wanganui newspapers, New Zealand, April 23, 2002.

“This book is a revelation and an inspiration. Also, it’s often very funny....[it] deserves to remain in print forever, as a classic resource.” - Rachel McAlpine, Quality Web Content: 75 articles for web content writers and managers <http://www.webpagecontent.com>, Autumn, 2001.

“...a story of courage, determination and extraordinary creativity....written in clear lucid prose, with poetical insights and humor.” - Helen J. O’Neill, TAKAHE Literary Magazine, Christchurch, New Zealand <http://www.artists.co.nz/tnopofi.html>, December, 2001.

“Reading this book was a little like being carried along by some unknown force....In it Diana Neutze raises many of the issues with which people who have a chronic illness must wrestle. [They are]...all clearly articulated in this wonderful piece of writing.” - Angela Allen, EREMOS Magazine, North Parramatta, N.S.W., Australia <http://www.eremos.org.au>, January, 2002. 

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FUTURE PROSPECTS OF THE WORLD ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE CODE  by Joseph Noah

On the morning of the 11^th of September, 2001, the world changed with the destruction of the World Trade Center in New York.  President Bush described it as the beginning of a long struggle between good and evil.  He was right.  According to the Bible Code, it was the start of a ten-and-a-half-year countdown, the time and half time as prophesized in Daniel 12 of the Old Testament and also described in the last book of the New Testament, The Revelation to John.

The Bible Code brings a final warning to mankind.  We have caused the current sickness of the earth and it must repair itself to accommodate the coming Golden Age.  Two-thirds of us professing to believe in God have not yet developed the godly character necessary to survive the coming cleansing process that is described herein and by most religions of the world.  The coming earth changes can be either gradual,  or abrupt and catastrophic in nature.  If we don't change the way we deal with each other it will probably be the latter.  The Bible Code tells us exactly what we must do to survive.

REVIEWS in Brief:


"Riveting from beginning to end.  This is an excellent, easy read, and a must read for all....You will not be disappointed if you purchase this book, I guarantee it!!!"  - Dennis R. Hoyer,  Sterling Heights, MI,  AMAZON.COM, Sept. 29, 2003.

"This is a scary book in many ways, for it sets out to establish further findings in the Bible Code index. It is also a guide to survival, and for the readers of paranormal writings, it will prove interesting reading." - Lee Prosser, <http://www.ghostvillage.com>, Sept. 4, 2003.

"This is definitely not a book for those who are into light reading;  its depth and focus are intense and eye opening...For those of you that are into religious theology,  this is a must read,  and would make a wonderful addition to your spiritual library."   -   Ann Findley, PAATHways magazine, May-June 2003.

"If you are interested in the Bible Code I believe that this book is well worth reading....the most important message...is that our society is in trouble and that we all need to change and better ourselves soon." -  A Reader from New Market, MD, AMAZON.COM,  May 20, 2003.  

"Concentrates mainly on searches for words contained in the Book of Revelation...A lot of significant new details have been discovered in this book, particularly for the period 2010-2012." - EXODUS 2006  Web Site (<http://exodus2006.com/codes2.htm>. 

"This book is an absolute must-read." -   Sean David Morton,  Delphi Associates Newsletter, March, 2003.

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IN SEARCH OF THE UNITIVE VISION: LETTERS OF SRI MADHAVA ASHISH TO AN AMERICAN BUSINESSMAN, 1978-1997
compiled with a commentary by Seymour B. Ginsburg

"If you want to pursue in a Western way the path that we follow here at Mirtola, you need to study and work with the Gurdjieffian teaching."

Thus did the guru Madhava Ashish, at their first meeting, invite American businessman Sy Ginsburg on a spiritual journey that would last 19 years (until the guru’s death) and include both annual visits to Sri Madhava Ashish’s Mirtola ashram, near Almora, in India’s Himalayan foothills, and a lengthy correspondence. Along the way, the entrepreneur/author would not only be caught up in the teachings of G.I. Gurdjieff, but also in the search for the elusive unitive vision—the world viewed from the perspective of the greater Self and not the personality.

In this remarkable spiritual document, the reader shares the search, increasingly catching glimpses of the unitive vision as the book draws toward a close that is also an opening out, into the vaster dimensions of the human mind.

REVIEWS in Brief:

"Generally, the entire book consists of questions by Ginsburg on all kinds of topics (e.g. synchronicity, theosophy, reincarnation, mediumship, Indian philosophy, etc.) with guidance and opinions by Ashish.  Ginsburg comments regarding his own progress and related matters. " - Yvonne Limoges, The Journal of Religion and Psychical Research, April 2006.

"The value of this book over and above any detail is that it carries an esoteric sense of that legominism which is characteristic of Gurdjieff's own writing and often missing in other G literature." - Anuradha, The Mountain Path, Journal of the Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi Ashram, India, Summer 2003.

“The last English saint...He came to India to repair spitfires, stayed to tame the inner fire.” - This Week of India.

"We need to be grateful to Ginsburg for persisting in his questioning....These responses, always full of insight and sometimes wry humour, throw an impartial light on Theosophy, the Gurdjieff Work and Indian spirituality” - Ravi Ravindra, Ph.D., Chair, Dept. of Comparative Religion, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, published in QUEST, Journal of The American Theosophical Society, Spring/Summer, 2003.

“The two strands of this narrative weave together to make a fine book....Sri Ashish is a constant presence throughout, guiding the author, certainly, but guiding us, too, through his answers to the constant stream of questions. George Gurdjieff is a second presence, guiding the author and us in similar ways, through the books he left behind and through the writings of his students.” - DeWayne Rail, Stopinder: A Gurdjieff Journal of Our Time, No. 11, Winter 2003.

"Particularly recommendable is Chapter 5, which appeared in The American Theosophist of January 1979, entitled 'The Value of Uncertainty'  -   Mary Anderson, The Theosophist Magazine of India, August, 2002.  

“Ginsburg is able to create an atmosphere of the palpable presence of the master by providing quotations from his letters and articles.” - Jagdish C. Nautiyal, Ph.D., Emeritus Professor, Dept. of Forestry, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

“...In a wonderfully accessible and articulate manner brings to us the teaching of an exemplary man as well as the record of a seeker’s developing awareness.” - Patricia M. Finkle, AMAZON.COM, Feb. 7, 2002. 

“....Unitive vision towers above the rich and recognisable landscape of Sy’s quest....The stark challenge of Ashish’s insistence upon the development of an inner life and to seek within, primarily and ultimately, will strike every reader. This book’s message will remain in the mind.” - A Reader from Philadelphia, AMAZON.COM, Jan. 20, 2002.

“In this compact, highly readable collection lie innumerable pearls of practical and critical advice, focusing throughout on the uniqueness of man’s capacity to stand in the ‘awareness that he is aware.’” - Keith Buzzell, AMAZON.COM, March 3, 2002.

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NEW  DAUGHTERS  OF  THE  ORACLE:  THE RETURN OF FEMALE PROPHETIC POWER IN OUR TIME by Virginia Adair 

In the mid-1970s to mid-1990s, Virginia Adair traveled the world over to interview 43 female psychics and healers in 15 countries on four continents. Among the "new daughters of the oracle" she interviewed were:

What did these female psychics and healers have in common? How did they come by their gifts?  Do their growing numbers mean humankind has entered upon a new and higher stage in its evolution?  Virginia Adair offers answers to these and other equally compelling questions in her acclaimed new book.

REVIEWS in Brief:

Lee Prosser, <ghostvillage.com>. August 21, 2003.  "Adair is a highly inquisitive interviewer who reveals many things unknown to the readers, and shares her findings in a well-written, concise, and enjoyable way."  

"To me, this book stated clearly that all life is connected by an invisible web, and that humility, compassion, and an unselfish desire to assist others can bring forth near-miraculous abilities in anyone." - Michael Peter Langevin,  Magical Blend, Issue 82, November, 2002.

"Join her as she strives to incorporate all of this fascinating testimony and insight into a worldview that may help to bridge the proverbial gap that exists between science and religion."  - Brent Raynes, Alternate Perceptions Magazine Online, # 56, May 2002.

"...This is a valuable book for any psychical researcher to read....Adair has, in fact, produced a patterned tapestry of her own impressions, not a random sampling." - Eugenia Macer-Story, Paranoia Magazine, Issue 29, Spring 2002. 

"Highly recommended for women's studies, metaphysical studies, and alternative medicine reading lists and reference collections, New Daughters Of The Oracle is an eye-opening look at the intercultural belief in human psychic powers and those who claim to practice this gift." - Midwest Book Review, March, 2002.

"For an exciting, intriguing read, explore New Daughters of the Oracle, which introduces groups of extraordinary women who have mastered their arcane psychic craft " - Berthold Schwarz, M.D. (Psych.), The Journal of Religion and Psychical Research, Fall, 2001.

"I'm not sure one can get an understanding of how psi works by asking psychics how they do it, any more than you can get an understanding of how science works by asking  scientists how they do it, but given a general lack of scientific interest in psi--which the author, a portrait painter, bemoans--it's a good start."  -  Patrick Huyghe, The Anomalist  (Best Books  of 2001). 

"These 40-odd women do not sit over mephitic vapors issuing from a crevice in a Greek cavern...but they all do seem to possess the same innate psychic abilities which the ancient pythoness would find amplified while atop the tripod of Delphos."  - Robert C. Girard, President, Arcturus Books.

"...one cannot help but be struck by the honesty of Virginia Adair’s efforts to faithfully report her experiences..."  -  Miles D. Storfer, Ph.D., president, Foundation for Brain Research, author, Intelligence and Giftedness.  

THE CHINESE ROSWELL: UFO ENCOUNTERS IN THE FAR EAST FROM ANCIENT TIMES TO THE PRESENT by Hartwig Hausdorg

Like his predecessor, Heinrich Harrer, who spent seven years in Tibet, Hartwig Hausdorf has ventured, virtually on foot, over many of the sacred places of the Far East. But his aim has been not to discover his own soul, but rather to uncover tell-tale traces of an Alien Mind which may have passed that way millennia ago, and may be passing by again. He has sought out the fabled, forbidden 1,000-foot White Pyramid of Xian. In so doing, he has stumbled upon the key to the ancient Chinese dream of material immortality, a dream perhaps inspired by Alien Mind, and a key hidden in the fabulous, mercury-filled tomb--chamber of the Emperor Shi Huangdi--a tomb-chamber the possible excavation of which the Chinese government has kept secret from the West. He has unearthed new facts about the mysterious stone disks of Bayan Kara Ula, which some believe tell the story of a forced alien landing 12,000 years ago. And he has discerned, in the prodigious mind-over-matter techniques of the Tibetans, the Chinese and the Japanese, the faintest whispers, still audible over the vast gulf of time, of an awesome encounter which may have taken place on the sacred peak of Mount Meru at the very beginning of man's time on earth.

REVIEWS in brief:

"Hausdorf presents us with some excellent cases and scenarios--many of which are original and far-reaching--providing an interesting mix of UFOlogy and parapsychology which can only broaden our understanding of a previously unexplored area of the UFO phenomenon." - X-FACTOR Magazine, No. 82.

"For all who wonder and desire to expand their vision about the origin, purpose, meaning, and understanding of the UFO problem, The Chinese Roswell by Hartwig Hausdorf is indispensable reading." - Berthold E. Schwarz, M.D., author of Psychiatric and Paranormal Aspects of UFOlogy. Alternate Perceptions, Winter, 1999.

"...An excellent, crackling good read." - Robert C. Girard, President, Arcturus Books.

"If you aren't a fan of 'ancient astronauts,' don't let that stop you from reading this book. The Chinese Roswell covers a great deal of territory, something for everyone." - Loy Lawhon, About.com, BORDERS.COM.

"The Chinese Roswell is absolutely essential reading for all students of UFO and alien encounter phenomena." - Wisconsin Bookwatch.

"...a doorway...opened into vistas never before glimpsed." - Patricia Pereira, author of The Arcturian Star Chronicles.

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CONVERSATIONS WITH ETERNITY: THE FORGOTTEN MASTERPIECE OF VICTOR HUGO  translated with a commentary by John Chambers with an introduction by Martin Ebon.

"Compared to the soul-destroying banality of most séance texts,  the Marine Terrace corpus is a literary masterpiece,  the unconscious product of a naturally dramatic mind"  (Graham Robb, Victor Hugo: A Biography, 1997).  From Aug., 1853 to Dec., 1855,  while in political exile at  Marine Terrace, his home on the Channel island of Jersey,  the author of Les Misérables participated in numerous  "table-tapping" séances.   At least 115 "spirits" communicated with him,  his family, and fellow political exiles.   The  group of alleged discarnate entities included the illustrious dead such as Shakespeare, Plato and Galileo; legendary animals like Balaam’s Ass and the Lion of Androcles; entities who claimed never to have never been alive,  like Shadow of the Sepulcher and Death; a  series of abstract concepts with names like ‘India,’ ‘Metempsychosis,’ and ‘Ocean’--and aliens from the planets Mercury and Jupiter.  The first translation into English ever of the most important of the transcripts of these séances,  with an introduction by Martin Ebon setting Hugo's channeling experiences in their historical context.  Were the séance texts only "the unconscious product of a naturally dramatic mind"?   Readers will decide for themselves.

REVIEWS in brief:

"...Truly great and deserve[s] to be in every library, both public and private."  -  Prof. Dr.  Hans Holzer,  parapsychologist  and author of 126 books including Ghosts and Life Beyond Life.

"Much praise is due John Chambers for his masterful and accurate translation and incisive commentary." -  Lee Prosser, <http://www.Ghostvillage.com>, August 14, 2003.

"[Explores] fundamental questions of existence, e.g. do we survive death. And the answers to those pointed questions that were revealed to the Hugo circle during his period of exile from France are simply breathtaking." - Mark Newbold, AMAZON.COM, April 17, 2003.

 "Quite a surprise, quite a delight." - Patrick Huyghe, Editor, The Anomalist. Winner of The Anomalist Award for Best Books of 1998.

"Read it, love it, share it, talk about it; most of all, have fun with it. This is a total adventure, and I would have given my eyeteeth to be there." - E.T., NAPRA Review, March-April, 1999.

"Reading this work allows one to view the nineteenth century from a refreshingly multi-dimensional perspective....with something that is strangely alive, pregnant with a timely spiritual urgency." - Jaye C. Beldo, Fate, May, 1999.

"Remember that it was after these experiences that Hugo wrote his remarkable Les Misérables. Clearly the experiences on Jersey had a profound effect on Hugo's later writings and thoughts. For those interested in Victor Hugo and his works, or in the phenomenon of channeling, I would recommend this book." - John F. Miller, III, Ph.D, Journal of Religion and Psychical Research, Vol. 23, No. 1, January, 2000.

"Conversations with Eternity is superb reading and a splendid addition to the growing body of metaphysical literature..." -Sharon Stuart,  Midwest Review, February, 1999.

"Challenging, memorable, poetic utterances abound. The reader's journey is not easy, but much guidance is given. Martin Ebon ("dean of writers on the Paranormal") provides a useful historical introduction. John Chambers (the translator) does much to define operating conditions, explain process, and analyze themes and development in the conversations." - Peter Skinner, Foreword,  February, 1999.

"The book certainly convinced me that Hugo was a far more complex and interesting character than I had previously realized. In short, this is a serious and intelligent piece of work and should be worthwhile reading for anyone with an interest in Hugo in particular or channeled communications in general." - Lance Payette, Reviewer, AMAZON.COM, April 16, 2001.


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FATHER ERNETTI'S CHRONOVISOR:  THE CREATION AND DISAPPEARANCE OF THE WORLD'S FIRST TIME MACHINE by Peter Krassa.

Blavatsky, Steiner, Spalding, Strieber--all claim to have peered into the mists of the past or future and to have penetrated into mankind's origins and his destiny. In the middle decades of our century, an Italian Benedictine monk claimed to have made just such a journey. His name was Father Pellegrino Maria Ernetti. He was a priest and scientist and musicologist, one of the world's leading authorities on archaic music. He claimed to have yoked the insights of modern physics to the ancient occult knowledge of the astral planes to build, in secret, a time machine--the chronovisor. He asserted that, using the chronovisor as his eyes and ears, he had watched Christ dying on the cross and attended a performance of a now-lost tragedy, Thyestes, by the father of Latin poetry, Quintus Ennius, in Rome in 169 B.C. Many have disputed Father Ernetti's claims, regarding which the Benedictine monk fell strangely silent in the last decade of his life. They say this distinguished scientist-priest was not telling the truth. But why would the brilliant Father Pellegrino Ernetti, so accomplished in other fields that his counsel was sought all over Europe, be driven to such a fabrication? This American edition of Father Ernetti's Chronovisor, translated from the German, contains the first translation ever out of Latin of the text of Thyestes which Father Ernetti claimed to have brought back with him using the chronovisor. It, and other newly-discovered documents, contain astonishing revelations. They make it impossible to dismiss the claims of the strange, tormented and brilliant Father Pellegrino Ernetti.

REVIEWS in brief:

"Venice-based Father Ernetti (1925-1994) was an authority on archaic music, a scholar in Greek and Latin, a sought-after exorcist, a confidant of the influential, and an object of questioning by the Vatican and NASA. His work on the so-called chronovisor stemmed from his time at Father Gemelli's electroacoustical laboratory at the Catholic University in Milan from 1952. So writes Peter Krassa in his fascinating exposé of Ernetti's life and work..." - Nexus, Aug.-Sept., 2000.

"Wow! Once you start reading Father Ernetti's Chronovisor, you won't put it down till you've finished. It is a first-rate, challenging mystery-thriller, not fiction but--whatever the true explanation behind it all is--the 'real thing!'" - Berthold E. Schwarz, M.D. (Psych.), author of Parent-Child Telepathy, UFO Dynamics, and others.

"Peter Krassa's book is a well-researched account of Ernetti's life and work that has garnered huge critical acclaim....The book...offers insights into the lives of many of the great figures within the world of 20th-century paranormal phenomena....an intriguing account of one man's attempts to understand the secrets of the universe and his own place within it. A riveting read." - X Factor Magazine, early June, 2000, No.91.

"CERTAINLY A CULT CLASSIC IN THE MAKING. 4 out of 4 Stars....a beautifully written literary-cum-fictional experiment, in the Umberto Eco tradition....This style, while not 'stream-of-consciousness' or collage, nevertheless juxtaposes many elements: an esoteric story, essays on occultism, historical elements and technological myths.....we are treated to a fascinating investigation threading through Edison, Edgar Cayce, Mesmer, and even Whitley Strieber!" - Colin Bennett, Fortean Times, July, 2000.

"...investigative reporting of a fascinating mystery. And, it helps the reader understand better where we stand today by better seeing from where the spiritual movement has arisen. This is one of the most interesting accounts I have read, and I recommend it for those wanting to take an unusual reading trip." -

"The author describes other achronological curios such as Baird T. Spalding's Camera of Past Events, the Secret School of Whitley Strieber, as well as Edgar Cayce.  Also, information on Thomas Edison's device to contact the dead is described in this worthwhile volume."    -  Jaye C. Beldo, Dream Network, Vol. 19, No.3. 

"The second half of the book, while not quite so spellbinding, may hold more interest for the discerning reader. In this section, Krassa gives detailed summaries of many key figures in the paranormal movement....All in all, this book is very entertaining at first, and fascinating later on, but in the end I remain unconvinced of the reality of Father Ernetti’s chronovisor."    – Janet Brennan, Fate, November, 2000.

"This updated American edition leaves no stone unturned and is a comprehensive wealth of knowledge. Each chapter is a story within this multifaceted work; both newcomers and serious students of occultism will be impressed by Peter Krassa's well researched and refreshingly unbiased study into time and space."  -  Kyles, Psychic Interactive, No. 4 (Australia).

"Besides the fascinating work of Father Ernetti, Krassa includes intriguing study of other time and space manipulators, from Madame Blavatsky to Thomas Edison. So rev up your astral fluid for a titillating journey into the ether." - Linda Fleischman, Magical Blend, Issue # 72.

"...there is genuine wonder why such an otherwise accomplished individual as Father Ernetti would have fabricated such a bizarre fantasy or hoax. A curious book, and a book for the curious." - Robert C. Girard, President, Arcturus Books.

"Ernetti is no visionary or magician, but a highly regarded scientist, an authority on prepolyphonic music, a professor, and the director of the Italian Secretariat of Religious Instruction of Man. As Krassa attempts to reconcile fact and fiction, his book will challenge your thinking..." - P.S., NAPRA Review, May-June, 2000.

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