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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

I have placed an order for your book Montalk! I remember seeing you in the chat room and telling you I would place an order !

I read the whole thing via the PDF file  a few days ago, pondering, writing little mental notes here and there and I must say, it amplified my life energy to say the least. It was very comforting yet vigorous where I just want to kick ass in each day that I live. Thank you.

Amazing job!!!!!!!!!!! You rock, as always!!

"We either make ourselves miserable, or we make ourselves strong. The amount of work is the same."
– Carlos Castaneda
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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

Sounds like the right book at the right time, then! That's great you got something more than just information from the book. The energy/motivation/reminder aspect is just as important. Well, that makes me glad to know the book doesn't give off a dispassionate or icky vibe. Hope you enjoy the hardcopy as well!

Acquiring fringe knowledge is like digging for diamonds in a mine field.

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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

I would just like to say that this is an awesome book, Montalk!  Well put, and very nice indeed.  I got my copy of it about a week ago, and finished it in just a few hours.  Since then I've had my boyfriend read it, and have also enlisted my neighbor (and good friend) to read it, even though I wasn't really sure how he would react to it.  Well, he came by a few minutes ago, and I asked him how he liked it so far, and he said that it was very interesting and made a lot of sense to him, so yay!  I plan on leaving this book on my coffee table for all friends and family to see.  Thank you for writing this book smile

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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

Great to hear that the book has been useful, thanks for sharing that! I'm working on the next one, which will go for depth and precision instead of conciseness and and simplicity when dealing with these same topics.

Acquiring fringe knowledge is like digging for diamonds in a mine field.

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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

I'm glad to hear you have another book coming up, Montalk.  Any idea when it might be available?  I can't wait to read your precision work, since you concise material was so in-depth.

  • From: Melbourne, Australia.
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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

Thanks Montalk, i enjoyed reading your book. Looking forward to the next one!

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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

I have to say I enjoyed your book heaps too. I really look forward to your next book/s and in more detail as well, sounds scrumptious! Your writing style is good too.

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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

Thank you! Today I ran into a lady at the bookstore who had bought and read a hardcopy of my book. She said she really liked it too and recommended it to two other guys who happened to be there. One comment she made is that she was told that earth was under a quarantine and only positive things could get through. I replied that sure, earth could be under a quarantine, but because negative events can serve as a positive catalyst, those would get through also. Therefore not all alien forces here are necessarily positive, it's just that in the long run they could serve an unintentionally positive purpose, provided we choose to manifest that purpose. That made sense to her.  Reminded me of that quote from Faust: "The devil perpetually intends harm but eternally does good."

Acquiring fringe knowledge is like digging for diamonds in a mine field.

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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

"The devil perpetually intends harm but eternally does good."

That's his greatest frustration. He always looses, he knows he can't truly win, but he never learns and still pursues his goals. And yet all that he tries to do to harm us, we can turn it for the best of our spiritual evolution (that is if we do not utterly fail to vanquish those obstacles).

Encountering evil conjures greater forces in man for him to become truer and freer human beings (as we move closer to the Archetype of Man). Spirits such as mephistopheles are spirits of Hindrances; when we meet these hindrances, we must strenghten our moral force to stand up to them. If we "vanquish" those obstacles and pursue our evolution, we have not only advanced, we also became stronger morally, spiritually.

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Re: Fringe Knowledge for Beginners - book by Montalk

From the pressure the carbon turns into diamond...

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