The Wave: Soul Hackers Bk. 2

"The Wave" series are the unique and extraordinary journey of Laura Knight-Jadczyk as well bringing forth the answers to the burning questions that one may have. When one reads from these series, one's perception of the reality will greatly be changed and might even begin to question one's own belief system. In this volume as it is the sixth, one will experience the dangers of the unseen Control System and the author's further experiences with her Petty Tyrants. With roughly 330 pages and nine chapters with an additional of two appendixes, this book is a further narrative from the fifth volume of "The Wave: Petty Tyrants." It also included the events and discussions surrounding the infamous "Philadelphia Experiments" as well the mysterious deaths of Morris K. Jessup and Stefan Marinov.

I personally found this book to be quite a fascinating and an insightful read as I came to an understanding about the true nature of our reality. Nothing is as what they appear to be. The author also brought forth the moral understanding about ourselves and our interactions with other individuals, including our own Petty Tyrants.

"The Wave: Book Six - Facing the Unknown" is most certainly an eye-opening experience and most certainly a book that just cannot be put down. With a sincere opinion, I would recommend this book.

A revelation (8/8 people found this helpful)

I was first introduced to the Wave through the French translation published on the Web, and despite the average translation level, I was immediately drawn to it and couldn't stop reading for days. It was a revelation, and a powerful shock. What ? We would live in a Matrix ? 4th dimension critters would feed on our emotions, and sometimes even our flesh ? A gigantic wave would travel the cosmos and would currently be heading towards Earth ? 6th density light beings ? Millenia-old control system ?
As crazy as it sounded, it actually made perfect sense to me, it sounded logical. I'm sure people who feel everything is not quite right on this BBM have felt the same while reading the Wave. What we find in the Wave also strongly echoes Casteneda's writings and other writers such as Gurdjieff and Mouravieff.
Reading the Wave is not pleasant and definititely not comfortable, it has nothing to do with the New Age tenets of "everyone has a divine seed, and if you just send Love and Light to nasty people such as Bush, they will become as gentle as sheep". What a load of BS.
For those who are tired of lies and want the Light of Truth, I can only recommend reading the Wave series.

Compelling, New Scientific Look @ Channelling (Supraluminal Communication) (8/9 people found this helpful)

What is the Wave? According to the author, a hypothetical 'quantum wave collapse' that will drastically alter life on earth. In my opinion, the finest work by this author, The Wave holds nothing back. Aliens, History, Monsters, Quantum Physics, God, the Origin of Life on Earth, Why we are here, it's all in these four books. They form a primer that allows your mind to take off and explore previous regions of thought you never may have known existed!

The series itself is on-going, the author is working on follow-up books, however as is, they form a picture that everyone on earth should at least consider openly, and reject only with solid data.

Her citations and methods of research are incredible, attempting 'superluminal' communication in a way never done before - scientifically! And following clues given from the experiment she tracks all sorts of fantastic ideas and theories that may hold the key as to why we are here and what we should be doing.

Reccomended to anyone who can has an open mind and an edge for the mysterious.

Compelling, New Scientific Look @ Channelling (Supraluminal Communication) (6/6 people found this helpful)

Truth Stranger Than Fiction (12/13 people found this helpful)

Did you ever feel like Neo, out of the Matrix? That something is just fundamentally wrong, like an itch that you cannot scratch? Well that is the premise for this series of books. What if the world we live in has more to it than what is immediately visible?

I originally thought, when I started reading this, that it would be a the standard conspiracy fare, you know, UFOs and the Illuminati, that kind of stuff. That was what I was interested in when I started, but this goes off on a whole new slant. It really adds weight to the saying that 'the truth is stranger than fiction'.

Werner Heisenberg (founder of quantum mechanics) is attributed with saying:

"It is probably true quite generally that in the history of human thinking the most fruitful developments frequently take place at those points where two different lines of thought meet. These lines may have their roots in quite different parts of human nature, in different times or different cultural environments or different religious traditions: hence if they actually meet, that is, if they are at least so much related to each other that a real interaction can take place, then one may hope that new and interesting developments may follow."

That is the principle that forms the basis of the Wave. It chronicles the progress of the 'Cassiopaean Experiment' which takes chanelled information and then uses that as the inspirational basis for a scientific quest for knowledge. It is a 4 volume series, so far, and a great introduction to the author's other books which I also recommend, especially 'The Secret History of The World', and '911 The Ultimate Truth'.

Laura Knight-Jadczyk

Reader Reviews:

An Extraordinary Read (3/3 people found this helpful)

A revelation (8/8 people found this helpful)

Compelling, New Scientific Look @ Channelling (Supraluminal Communication) (8/9 people found this helpful)

Compelling, New Scientific Look @ Channelling (Supraluminal Communication) (6/6 people found this helpful)

Truth Stranger Than Fiction (12/13 people found this helpful)

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