The title of this
book, which was suggested by the following incredibly perceptive and
powerful comment made by the German philosopher, Wilhelm Nietzsche, ‘Battle
not with monsters lest ye become a monster and gaze not into the Abyss,
for the Abyss gazes also into you’, examines many of the bizarre
phenomena that are currently defined as ‘paranormal’ or ‘supernatural’.
The book successfully demonstrates that, along with magic, this
convoluted subject may be an example of a misunderstood and forgotten
technology. It might even be a technology that stopped working simply
because we stopped believing that it would or could.
Through chapters
detailing startling and frequently terrifying real life case files
personally investigated by the author, plus accompanying in-depth
explanatory chapters suggested by individual cases. The book attempts
to rationalise this vexed area of research using the breathtaking
implications suggested by experiments in quantum physics and
effectively demonstrates that many of the discoveries made in this
cutting edge scientific discipline exactly mirror the often-terrifying
facets of paranormal phenomena. The book has been independently
recommended by one reviewer as a vital resource for the serious
researcher.
‘The View From The Abyss’,
pubTGS Hidden Mysteries,
IBSN 1-4241-1933-2
‘The
Barriers of Belief’
In another
groundbreaking book, Scottish researcher, lecturer, scriptwriter and
broadcaster, Brian J Allan, sets out several instances
where human beings have encountered entities that could, depending
entirely upon the era, context and religious beliefs of the witness, be
interpreted as either aliens or angels. He successfully demonstrates in
both the case files and investigative follow-ups that these entities
are not necessarily terrestrial, or indeed extraterrestrial, in origin,
but nevertheless they have probably been present as our invisible
companions for as long as mankind has walked the face of the planet.
They are the ghosts, poltergeists and other visitors from the
‘otherworld’ that have bedevilled every race and civilisation since the
beginning of time and the reader will soon become aware that they may
even had had their own previously unsuspected encounters. This thought
provoking work will also challenged many deeply held beliefs regarding
on the nature of religion and folklore and how the two have become
irretrievably intermingled.
‘The Barriers of Belief’
pub TGS Hidden Mysteries ISBN 0-9786249-3-9
‘Rosslyn,
Between two Worlds’
This work
differs
markedly from all the other books so far written concerning the
legendary and now world famous Rosslyn Chapel near Edinburgh in
Scotland. The book is different because it clearly demonstrates that
there may be a physical gateway, a portal between the dimensions hidden
in the chapel, it also shows exactly where both the gateway and the
frequency related key’s that unlock it are located. Also detailed in
the pages is the research carried out by the author and how he came to
the conclusion that the ‘key’ is actually a specific sound frequency
called ‘The Devils Chord’ carved into the stonework in the ceiling at
the east end of the chapel and banned outright by the Catholic Church
in the 13th century. The book also reveals what happened when the
author, along with a psychologist, two skilled mediums, a musicologist
and a sonic therapist recreated the frequency inside the chapel in
October 2005, the results and their aftermath were surprising, and
nuggets of information still continue to surface.
‘Rosslyn, Between
two
Worlds’ pub TGS Hidden Mysteries ISBN 0-9786249-1-2
Now available as a DVD film entitled ‘The
‘Rosslyn Frequency’ produced and distributed by ‘Reality
Entertainment’ and directed by the internationally respected
documentary film maker and author, Philip Gardiner.
‘The Hole in the Sky’
This book is a
natural spin off from ‘Rosslyn between two Worlds’ and the
possibilities featured in that work. This controversial book casts a
careful eye over the phenomena of so-called ‘portals’, ‘window areas’
and ‘vortices’, all locations that, worldwide, seem to attract numerous
strange and anomalous sightings and occurrences. The book also
elaborates and expands on some of the ideas and hypotheses originally
presented in ‘Rosslyn, Between Two Worlds’ and presents evidence
suggesting that these bizarre locations may be more prevalent than they
at first appear.
Crucially, the
book
also shows that the portal in the chapel requires not just one key as
previously thought, but two keys are required to open it. One of these
‘keys’ is identified in the stone carvings located in the ceiling at
the east end of the chapel and is based on a single sound frequency,
while the other requires a certain colour of light. Crucially, this has
now also been discovered and also the original source of the coloured
light located. The book also reveals the likely locations of four such
interfaces, two in Scotland and at least two in the USA, are revealed,
although there are almost certainly many more worldwide
The Hole in The Sky,
pub TGS Hidden Mysteries ISBN# 0-971-31663-5
'The
Believers'
A Reinterpretation of
Mystical and Religious Phenomena
This book is the
next logical step in a progression that began with ‘The View from the
Abyss’ what is presented here is a question. Are the spiritual and
religious matter that humanity espouses and intimately embraces part of
or connected to the paranormal or anomalous realm? And, if so, is this
part of a greater reality, which is not only quantum in the micro- and
macro-level, but also a source of strange intelligences, many of which
are greater than our own? Some people seem condemned to be used and
bedevilled by these external forces, while others can safely stand and
observe the events that occur around them; why are some prone to this
while others are immune? This book tried to provide some of the
answers, but they will not sit well with those unwilling to think
‘outside the box’, or whose religious convictions blinker them to
reasonable and, crucially, rational alternatives.
The Believers, pub, TGS Hidden
Mysteries, ISBN 0-9800486-7-2
