THE BOOK of MAN (Hu-Man. Orion influence and off-world tribes)

[nirvarq]

THE BOOK OF MAN FIRST PRINT EDITION CAN BE ORDERED HERE: brianonley.wordpress.com/book-orders/

We don't know where they came from. And we don't know why they came. But we do know where they were going. And we finally know their objective.

THE BOOK OF MAN "...consider this very important" - Alex Collier, June 2014

Huffington Post article by Denise Wilbanks - "Where Do We Come From?"

huffingtonpost.com/denise-m-wilbanks/where-do-we-come-from_b_5692990.html

Enigma One

 

[JeffThorsen777]

Very interesting book! I'm impressed.

 

[glockman]

@UltimaOnline @nightsafari, what are your thoughts? The link below brings you to video clips of The Book of Man.

https://vimeo.com/showcase/2701770

 

[eatshitndie]

it's a cookbook. "how to serve man."

 

[nirvarq]

If you know not whence you came you know not why you go, nor where.

 

[UltimaOnline]

@UltimaOnline @nightsafari, what are your thoughts? The link below brings you to video clips of The Book of Man.

https://vimeo.com/showcase/2701770

If author Brian O's goal is to pad his core ideas into thousands of viewing hours long bloatware, he has certainly succeeded. To be blunt about it, if Brian O's material and style suits you, here's wishing you have a good loooooong (literally thousands of hours) time enjoying them. If you prefer other more straight-to-the-point sources, I can give alternative suggestions.

 

[glockman]

If author Brian O's goal is to pad his core ideas into thousands of viewing hours long bloatware, he has certainly succeeded. To be blunt about it, if Brian O's material and style suits you, here's wishing you have a good loooooong (literally thousands of hours) time enjoying them. If you prefer other more straight-to-the-point sources, I can give alternative suggestions.

Yes I agree. He's beating around the bush and is very flowery. Even in the videos, I got lost and was trying hard to grasp the essence of his message. Alternative suggestions would be much appreciated.

 

[nightsafari]

@UltimaOnline @nightsafari, what are your thoughts? The link below brings you to video clips of The Book of Man.

https://vimeo.com/showcase/2701770

If author Brian O's goal is to pad his core ideas into thousands of viewing hours long bloatware, he has certainly succeeded. To be blunt about it, if Brian O's material and style suits you, here's wishing you have a good loooooong (literally thousands of hours) time enjoying them. If you prefer other more straight-to-the-point sources, I can give alternative suggestions.

not blunt enough UO.

I forced myself to listen to 5 minutes of that drivel. I couldn't make it to the end. It's well-packaged and presented garbage. There is next to zero going on here. Almost 100% of what I've heard so far is name-dropping fancy terms and sampling various intrigues from other sources. So what's the point? I've not heard a proper one yet so far.

It operates on the same idea as most religious texts. Bamboozle your audience with fanciness and while the mind is still reeling to understand what's going on, keep the fancy shit flowing. Except the religious texts had the odd nugget of good, common folk wisdom that lends some legitimacy.

This reminds me of an occasion where I once had the displeasure of meeting this inventor seeking funding. He had an audience of some "very smart" legitimately well-respected people. However, within 5 minutes, I focused on the coffee and sandwiches instead. The guy kept name dropping definitions and connections and everytime asked about core principles of his invention would deflect back into a fancy definition or a anecdote about some famous person who looked at his invention. In the end I gave up trying to be polite and excused myself.

What bothered me more is that these supposedly "very smart" people didn't have the balls/brains to start asking questions and when presented with doubtful info, they just nodded rather than risk appearing stupid for asking "stupid" questions. Gaslighting is common in scams and religions. I had hoped that some of the questions I asked would give the others a hint, but nope it didn't work.

Nobody wanted to appear to ask stupid questions and risk showing their ignorance. That's one of the mechanics behind scams/cults/religions.

I hope they didn't lose too much money.

 

[nightsafari]

Yes I agree. He's beating around the bush and is very flowery. Even in the videos, I got lost and was trying hard to grasp the essence of his message. Alternative suggestions would be much appreciated.

there is no essence. it's a waste of time.

Best alternative reading is @UltimaOnline 's reincarnation books archive/zip

 

[glockman]

not blunt enough UO.

I forced myself to listen to 5 minutes of that drivel. I couldn't make it to the end. It's well-packaged and presented garbage. There is next to zero going on here. Almost 100% of what I've heard so far is name-dropping fancy terms and sampling various intrigues from other sources. So what's the point? I've not heard a proper one yet so far.

It operates on the same idea as most religious texts. Bamboozle your audience with fanciness and while the mind is still reeling to understand what's going on, keep the fancy shit flowing. Except the religious texts had the odd nugget of good, common folk wisdom that lends some legitimacy.

This reminds me of an occasion where I once had the displeasure of meeting this inventor seeking funding. He had an audience of some "very smart" legitimately well-respected people. However, within 5 minutes, I focused on the coffee and sandwiches instead. The guy kept name dropping definitions and connections and everytime asked about core principles of his invention would deflect back into a fancy definition or a anecdote about some famous person who looked at his invention. In the end I gave up trying to be polite and excused myself.

What bothered me more is that these supposedly "very smart" people didn't have the balls/brains to start asking questions and when presented with doubtful info, they just nodded rather than risk appearing stupid for asking "stupid" questions. Gaslighting is common in scams and religions. I had hoped that some of the questions I asked would give the others a hint, but nope it didn't work.

Nobody wanted to appear to ask stupid questions and risk showing their ignorance. That's one of the mechanics behind scams/cults/religions.

I hope they didn't lose too much money.

there is no essence. it's a waste of time.

Best alternative reading is @UltimaOnline 's reincarnation books archive/zip

Hmm, so it's not just me. I found it interesting that there could be yet an alternative explanation to the origins of man beyond religious and scientific thinking. I roped you and @UltimaOnline in in the hope you can explain to me what this is all about! Sorry @nirvarq I don't understand this, and also Ra and the law of one (yes I tried reading, then gave up and thought the videos would help).

And speaking of name-dropping, he referenced Contact and Ellie Arroway. About halfway through the first video.

Yes, thus far Ultima's suggested reading is still the most plausible (and decipherable) material.

 

[nightsafari]

Hmm, so it's not just me. I found it interesting that there could be yet an alternative explanation to the origins of man beyond religious and scientific thinking. I roped you and @UltimaOnline in in the hope you can explain to me what this is all about! Sorry @nirvarq I don't understand this, and also Ra and the law of one (yes I tried reading, then gave up and thought the videos would help).

And speaking of name-dropping, he referenced Contact and Ellie Arroway. About halfway through the first video.

Yes, thus far Ultima's suggested reading is still the most plausible (and decipherable) material.

nope not just you. your brains are screwed on properly.

origins of man the ape are pretty well-documented.

Fossil record and whatnot.

That doesn't preclude genetic tinkering from extraterrestrials nor extradimensional beings. That's still a possibility.

Having said that, the biggest flaw of spiritual thinking is to equate our corporeal bodies and physical 3d universe with our spiritual existence. Both are in terms of development and existence, independent of each other.

 

[glockman]

Having said that, the biggest flaw of spiritual thinking is to equate our corporeal bodies and physical 3d universe with our spiritual existence. Both are in terms of development and existence, independent of each other.

Agree, but we need our physical form to house our spirit form in order to exist in the physical realm. So during this short period both are inter-dependent. Be it on earth or elsewhere.

 

[nightsafari]

Agree, but we need our physical form to house our spirit form in order to exist in the physical realm. So during this short period both are inter-dependent. Be it on earth or elsewhere.

yes. take good care of your house!

 

[glockman]

yes. take good care of your house!

kinda too late for that. *cough cough cough*

 

[JeffThorsen777]

A very good book and a talented author. I've always admired such people. I had problems writing documents and texts. Therefore, I decided to go to the site https://www.grabmyessay.com/samples/category/communicationsmedia and find out how students cope up with such tasks. Thanks to that, I saw where I made mistakes. And it helped me unload my schedule for reading my favorite literature.

 

[nirvarq]

A very good book and a talented author. I've always admired such people.

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