Egypt

An Extraterrestrial and Time Traveler Experiment

De: Dr. Bruce Goldberg

Narrado por: Tyler Crandall

This book is a sequel to Dr. Goldberg's Time Travelers from Our Future, and depicts the significance of Hermes, the very first time traveler, on both Egypt's development and our planet's heritage. According to Dr. Goldberg's case histories and research, Egypt developed from four sources: Lemuria (Mu), Atlantis, ETs, and time travelers.

One of the most dramatic chapters deals with Hermes' role as Moses' advisor and rewrites the history of the Exodus by demonstrating that the original Jewish people were Egyptians! Archeological and historical evidence are presented to support this argument.

Several self-hypnosis exercises are presented to guide the listener into their own past lives, out-of-body travel and training them to contact these time travelers.

©2012 Dr. Bruce Goldberg (P)2013 Dr. Bruce Goldberg

great

really great book...enjoyed it very much.
for me it ties things together with our history. definitely recommend

This is the real truth about life

You have no idea what the truth is, that's why you are reading this. Well you are going to learn now. Beware this is going to get you out of your normal you that you think you know.

Wow! Best story yet. Love it.

This is the most complete story that I have heard so far. Every other book covers parts but leaves me wanting so much more and with way too many questions. This was real water for my thirst, for now.

Interesting content, poor narration

The content is very interesting but the poor narration distracted me. I would like to listen to this book again with a different narrator. Between the mispronunciation of several common words and the way the narrator would not annunciate words with an "n" and "t" together, such as "ancieh" instead of ancient was distracting. I rewound several times to try to actually understand what the author was trying to say.

The content itself is really interesting and gives you something to contemplate and do more research on.

Silly

I guess if not discovered by a European it must not be possible by anyone else. I find this book to be very bias, predictable and boring.