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Five Star Book Reviews
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John Jay Harper's experience of a
nocturnal visit by his recently deceased best friend plunged him
into a ten year exploration of cosmology, paranormal psychology, and
later to the UFO phenomena. The marvelous result is a new body of
coherent conclusions based upon the cutting edge theories and
research studies of the top scientific thinkers on this planet. I
feel especially qualified to assess the quality of his book because
after a personal OBE in 1973, I devoted thirty years of my life to
study the same topics listed in Harper's extensive bibliography. My
forthcoming book focuses on the geometric foundation of energy
patterns and their relation to the structure of physical matter and
mind, so I fully appreciate Harper's excellent job of synthesizing
massive amounts of data and making it comprehensible to the general
reader. Tranceformers predicts a shift into cosmic consciousness by
all human beings as a consequence of a "magnetic-reversal" of our
Earth, Sun, and Milky Way Galaxy. He sees this transformation as
profound as the one that fundamentalist religions refer to as the
End Times. However, Dr. Harper is not a doomsday prophet in spite of
his expectation of dramatic Earth Changes. Anyone striving to get
prepared for the upheavals rushing toward us in the next decade will
be a giant step ahead of his peers after reading how the Shamans of
the 21st Century will lead humanity across uncharted territory
through the opening of our third eye.
Reviewer: Fred O. Mills (Atlanta, GA), Prof.,
Geometry of Divinity,
(
www.markwoodhouse.com)
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The crux of this book is that trance—the method
employed by shamans, mediums, and other mystics—is the doorway to the fifth
dimensional field of cosmic consciousness. He calls trance the "Rosetta
Stone" that unlocks the mysteries of existence. Author Harper calls upon a
wide variety of authors, including Alice Bailey, Jacob Boehme, Richard Bucke, Carlos Castaneda, Deepak Chopra, Larry Dossey, Albert
Einstein, Stan Grof, Graham Hancock, Aldous Huxley, Carl Jung, Charles
Lindbergh, John Mack, Raymond Moody, Michael Morse, Oliver Lodge, Kenneth
Ring, Gary Schwartz, Ian Stevenson, Ken Wilber, and scores of others in
piecing together the very complex puzzle of consciousness and the meaning of
life. He adds in his own mystical experiences and observations. Dr. Harper
concludes that the universe is a hologram—one whole message. He sees our DNA
molecule as the simplest form of a hologram. "Our DNA molecule serves as the
monitor and the system clock of the cosmos tuned to the geomagnetic cycles
of Gaia, our Sun, and Milky Way Galaxy," he explains. "This is what the
shaman does in trance: taps into DNA transmissions." Harper draws from
quantum physics, anthropology, biology, the Bible, mythology, abnormal
psychology, near-death experiences, astronomy, astrology, crop circle
studies, alien abductions, Egyptology, Mayan Cosmology, seemingly every
conceivable source that lends itself to the mystery of consciousness and the
meaning of life. It is an intriguing and fascinating read.
Michael
E. Tymn (Depoe Bay, OR), Winner of the Robert H. Ashby
Memorial Award offered by the Academy of Religion and Psychical Research for
the best essay on Death, Dying, and After Death.
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