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Tranceformers: Shamans of the 21st Century
by John Jay Harper
from Reality Press

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Wanted to love it - he needs an editor
  I purchased this book because I enjoy JJ Harper's interviews on Coast2Coast and the internet. I wanted to learn more about shamanism, ETs and indigenous wisdom as he's very informed on the subjects during his interviews. He is also genuinely concerned about where our civilization and planet is headed if we don't change our consciousness and actions.
  That being said, I couldn't get through the preface. It's a poorly written book and lacks basic grammar and punctuation editing. I'm perplexed by the many... more info

• Not for beginners
  It is clear from the range of reviews that I'm not the only one confused and disoriented by MR. Harper's rangy, disjointed lack of style. This is one of the most difficult to follow books I have ever held in my hands. It is not for beginners. If you have little or no background into new age thinking, stay away from this book.The five star reviews must have come from people with a vast background of knowledge on the subject to begin with, or who are mentally ill.
  References to other people's work... more info

• Couldn't Finish It
  I put this book down for good about 3/4 of the way through. Most of the information is quotes, references to other authors' work, or NDE narrative. While this is interesting, it seems to me that the only contribution the author made was stating his theories here and there. He claims that these theories are true, but does not provide any explanation to help the reader understand his train of thought in order to arrive at their own conclusion. Theories are great fun, but I am turned off by someone who tells... more info

• A Coast to Coast Phenom
  First of all, the reason this book has sold so well, and the reason there are so many reviews here, is because of the author's multiple guest spots on Coast to Coast AM (para-meta-conspiracy, alternative radio), of which I am a long time listener. This is my kind of book, I was more than willing to eat it up. But what I experienced was one of the most poorly written, poorly edited smorgasbords of loosely related material with constant, almost paranoiac, reference to the work of others, that I found it... more info

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