Time Travel: A How-To Insiders Guide | X Commander, Tim Swartz

Time Travel: A How-To Insiders Guide | X Commander, Tim Swartz | Wish I could go back in time...

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Time Travel: A How...

	Time Travel: A How-To Insiders Guide X Commander, Tim Swartz Inner Light - Global Communications, 2001 - 150 pages average customer review:based on 14 reviews view larger image
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Visit the past of future with safe and proven methods.We have long been taught that time travel is impossible and the work of science fiction, but during the past several decades secret agencies with the u.s. militarty have successfully been crossing the barriers of space and time. Here is the shattering evidence that we are being visited by 'time surfers' for the future and that we too can journey forward and backwards.

If only it were true . . .

I wish this book really taught me how to travel through time because if it did, I would go back in time and tell myself not to buy this book.

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Wish I could go back in time...

Wish I could go back in time and not buy this book. This is perhaps the first time I really feel regret over the purchase of a book from Amazon. The first sign of trouble were the ads in the back of the book for publications about Black helicopters, conspiracy summits and UFOs. I felt like I was waiting in line at a supermarket thumbing through the Enquirer or The Weekly World News. The publishers bill this book as a How-To guide to time travel when in fact 95% of the book is dedicated to silly anecdotes about unexplained disappearances and Twilight Zone-like time travel episodes. When it finally gets to demonstrating Time Travel techniques it resorts to common new age cheese like Astral projections OBE. And to add insult, they offer childish schematics for gFlux Capacitorsh designed by an admitted mental patient. Ifll let you read that last sentence again in case you thought I was kidding. I could go on about this book, but I think I have already wasted enough time. Suffice to say, your money is better spent on a few cold beers and ohckeep away from anything published by Global Communications unless youfre one that thinks the X-Files is a documentary.

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