MatrixV Val Valerian

Welcome 11:11. Your user name is my street address without the colon.

Yes I have read the book. At the time I think I understood the meaning behind what he was saying about heterosexuality being 'abhorrent'. I thought the point was that harmonius existence in physical bodies was tainted by the division of the sexes. He may have also cited the way heterosexuality was initially recieved in the community (comparable to the way homosexuality is recieved in ours).

In any event there is something awry about the author especially after hearing about the way he responded to both you and montalk.

KRLL story? LKJ? please specify. ahh. I see KRLL referenced in the C link.

Okay, here's something else for you all. A brief email conversation between myself and Duncan Roads, the editor of NEXUS magazine. They had done a review on Matrix V.

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Hello,

I believe that in an earlier issue of your NEXUS magazine you reviewed  the Matrix V Gold Edition material, published by Val Valerian's Leading  Edge Research. I had not been familiar with your magazine until now,  and I was interested in what your conclusions were about this material?  I have tried on numerous occasions in the past to e-mail the anonymous  author of this material with questions I had about some paradoxical  statements that they made. For example, whilst apparently advocating  that the body and its gender are both material illusions that we need  to move beyond in order to evolve spiritually, they also state  elsewhere on their website that heterosexual sex is spiritually  abhorent. The author is also very dismissive of women, frequently  referring to them as "bitches" and "cunts". After receiving some very  hostile and judgemental responses to my simple questions, my e-mail  accounts were blocked from further communication. Finally, after our  latest exchange, the Post Publication Segments and Q&A sections on the  M5G website have been closed off to non-M5G owners. I had been  reviewing the material on the website in order to decide whether it  would be worth ponying up the $60+ to buy this book; obviously the  author doesn't understand that calling people who are interested in purchasing your material a "Whore-Ass" isn't good salesmanship! On the  new gateway page for access to the post publication segments, the  following statement now appears: "Observing over time, we have noticed  a few frustrated detractors out there, but without exception, every one  of them has not actually read the book - they react to material they do  not comprehend and come up with ludicrous conclusions. Just like the  bimbo at Nexus magazine. Dumb as a bag of hammers." This is what led me  to your magazine, and why I would be interested in what your  conclusions were.

Thanks, Jason

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Dear Jason,
Your email made me smile.  I knew that somewhere out there, there had  to be intelligent life

I have a policy of NOT reviewing books I don't like.  I would rather  not waste space with a negative on someone's work, but would rather  publish a positive on someone else's.
But with Val's case I made an exception, purely because I promised I  would publish a review if he sent me a free copy (which he did).
The reviewer, Ruth Parnell, and I both were disappointed with the book.   His previous research compilations were interesting, and left one able  to draw many conclusions.  But this one - I think he has gone over the  top with his personal issues etc.

Below is a copy of the review, which appeared in NEXUS, volume 8,  number 5 (Aug-Sept 2001).  We were pretty light on him considering, but  he hit the roof.  Only a couple of weeks ago he sent me a 30+ page of  positive responses (mostly from men I notice) with the intent of  rubbing my nose in the majority of public opinion.

Anyway, I find I share most of your observations about the book, as  should any reasonable person.

best wishes

Duncan

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MATRIX V:  Quest of the Spirit – The Ultimate Frontier
by Val Valerian
Leading Edge Research Group, USA, 2001
ISBN n/a (550pp velo-bound)
Price:  US$59.99 postpaid in USA; US$74.95 postpaid to Canada, Mexico;  US$89.95 postpaid elsewhere
Distributor:  USA–Leading Edge International Research Group, PO Box  2370, Yelm, WA 98597, email val_@    trufax.org, website www.trufax.org
Frontier researcher Val Valerian suggested I allocate two weeks to  review this latest volume in the Leading Edge Matrix series, but I'm  lucky if I've got two hours to take in and describe the expanse of  content in Matrix V:  Quest of the Spirit – the Ultimate Frontier.  He  also suggested I suspend all notions of "body and gender identification  beliefs" while I read it.  That's easier said than done, even for  someone of a paradigm-busting mentality, as some of the material on  sexuality seems to smack of "spiritual sexism", to coin a new term.  By  the reasoning of the author (and I'm not sure if it is Valerian), few  women can consider themselves on their "final incarnation" in  third-density reality because they do not have the "unlimited creative  ability" of men!
This book (it's velo-bound, so it's more a collection of papers) is  meant to guide us towards the ultimate frontier, accessible via the  Higher Self.  However, the author seems to see some overriding ancient  Orion agenda inhibiting women's ability to connect properly with their  Higher Self.  Thinking readers who have ever contemplated and  actualised their higher spiritual nature will be somewhat aghast at  some of these stances.
While acknowledging a debt to out-of-body pioneer Robert Monroe, Matrix  V claims to present material to take us to territory beyond what Monroe  even dared to describe.  On principle, I'm wary of a book introduced as  "the only book that exists on the planet right now that has this high  level of information", but I'll leave readers to judge for themselves.   No doubt fans of this series will want to continue the journey started  with the first Matrix in 1988 and bury themselves in this one for weeks  on end; they'll also welcome the reprint of the complete Handbook for  the New Paradigm.

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Duncan M. Roads,  Editor, NEXUS Magazine
PO Box 30, Mapleton Qld 4560 Australia.
Tel:  07 5442 9280;  Fax:  07 5442 9381
http://www.nexusmagazine.com

[quote=And as for Val being the Author, I am pretty sure that this is not the case due to having previous communications with people who know who the Author is

If you dont mind me asking what did these people who knew the author say?
Its funny because i have wrote to Val befor on various subjects and recieved the same sarcastic harsh replys, but did recieve a reply once where he said I was more advanced than he previously stated..........I valuble information within everything the unverse puts infront of me as for Val you must ignor his impatient personality and take what usefull information you can. It was accually reading Val's Matrix IV  when i was 12 that got me jump started into finding what the truth to reality is................and eventually who we really are
thank you and Aloha

That the author's name is Glen and that he lives in New Jersey.

well, firstly anyone who anonymously writes books while hiding behind a psuedonym should be closely scrutinized.

sorry, never read any of these volumes but they just dont sound right to me at all.

well i guess one of the major differences is frequency, one from a higher density or higher frequency must down step ones energy and matter to a lower vibration to withold a physical state.
In David Ickes work I think it is discussed that they need to consume human blood and perform rituals that give them the 3d energy that is required to shapeshift.