A Manual for Developing Humans by P. M. H. Atwater
This manual is far more than just a guidebook to help people, it’s the accumulation of what P.M.H. Atwater has learned in her 80 […]
The Tip of the Needle by Catherine O’Driscoll
In 2010, Canine Health Concern (CHC), the organisation Catherine O’Driscoll formed in the early 90s, petitioned the UK’s regulator of veterinary medicines, the VMD, […]
MEGALITH: Studies in Stone by Hugh Newman and seven others
This the most comprehensive, up-to-date, and readable book about megaliths I have seen to date. The fact that it is edited by John Martineau […]
One Woman’s Miracle: Everyone’s Journey by Sylvia Martin
There are some books I read, which put me in a different “frequency”. This is one of those books.
Sylvia’s journey from life to death […]
Sunken Realms by Karen Mutton
Now also in Ebook format, here Australian researcher Karen Mutton presents the world’s most extensive list of sunken cities and megalithic underwater sites currently […]
Medical Medium: Thyroid Healing by Anthony William
This is William’s third book in the Medical Medium series. He previously released Medical Medium (reviewed NEXUS 24/02) and Medical Medium Life-Changing Foods (NEXUS […]
Big Brother Technology by Axel Balthazar
The government can hack into any computer or smartphone on the planet. What sounded like a crazy conspiracy theory was exposed as truth with […]
Wireless-Wise Families by Lyn McLean
The public is largely unaware of the dangers of mobile and cordless phones, wireless radiation and Wi-Fi, despite the warnings issued by independent experts. […]
Relief from Anxiety and Panic by Changing How You Breathe by Tess Graham
In a world where anxiety disorders are rife—as are the medications that try to treat them—learning how to breathe properly can offer relief with […]
Hess and the Penguins by Joseph P. Farrell
One of the great mysteries of the 20th century surrounds Adolf Hitler’s deputy, Rudolf Hess. In 1941, he flew on an alleged peace mission […]
