MATRIX IV: The Equvideum - Paradigms and Dimensions of Human Evolution and Consciousness 1134 pages, 1995. Book Review Matrix IV represents a shift upward in consciousness and awareness. It represents an attempt at creating a method of functionally evaluating everything you believe, think and read, who you are and where you and everyone else on the planet is going. Matrix IV features select paradigms that typify the epitome of thought relative to the subjects of mind, awareness, sacred geometry, the geometry of consciousness, perception and the brain, human history (both in terms of the past and future), spiritual thought and more. There is a complete discussion of the Flower of Life paradigm, over 200 pages long, a discussion of the TimeWave paradigm put forth by terence McKenna, and a complete presentation of timewave graphs covering 1995 to 2012, indicating the location of clusters of structure-breaking and novelty-makeing event horizons. The book discusses the work and thought patterns of mathematician and climatologist Iben Browning, relative to Earth's upcoming future, and group studies involving future-life projections of 5000 people. The work of Robert Monroe is discussed, with special attention to descriptions of dimensional realities of self-entrapment and what he saw for the future of the planet. This book is seen as absolutely essential for anyone on the journey of self development. Superb work. Matrix IV also contains a large number of study charts and diagrams on the evaluation of literature, levels of consciousness and existence, levels of energy transferm, synchronicity and quantum relationships, and the physics behind non-casuality. It discusses the paradigm of the Maya, relative to the progression of events on the Earth, and even couples that work with the timewave work of Terence McKenna. The predictions of the Hopi and American Indian tribes are discussed, as well as cosmology and dimensional reference points. Extensive data in presented relative to dimensional shifting, polar movements, dimensional interface, grid networks and cellular resonance. The paradigms of Deepak Chopra, Harry Palmer and Lobsang Rampa are discussed in relation to the other materials in the book. Much more data exists in this book than can be described in this brief review. _________________________________________________________________ If you'd like more information, please contact us via email trufax@cco.net