«Prophet for profit»
Sylvia Brown has gone the way of slick merchandising and several poorly written books a year with no substance. I am guessing that she's guessing just to cash in the doomsday industry. Her predictions/guesses to date have all been wrong and I would advise that one stays away from this prophet for profit.
[Tuesday, December 02, 2008]
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«The End of Days»
When I started reading, I guess I had other expectations (I'm reading the "Left Behind" series now) Coming from the world of fiction, I had to adjust to the world of text book again. That's not all bad. Once I got into her style I became fascinated.
Not only am I learning about some religions I didn't know existed, but about the origins of many that are more familiar. Sylvia makes comparisons of different cultures ie. Mayan, Aztec, Incas, Native Americans from the United States, telling us something about their histories and their projection for the end of days. I was especially interested in the Nostradamus prophecies, the Fatima prophecy and those by biblical figures.
What's so fascinating, is many predict a very similar fate.
Maybe not all in the details or the same end date, but in the overall
structure of what would take place.
What will really happen is anyone's guess. I hope it's not quite a violent as predicted by many.
Patricia A. Guthrie
Waterlilies Over My Grave 2008
In the Arms of the Enemy 2007
[Saturday, November 15, 2008]
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«Educational & Enlightening»
This book is educational as well as enlightening. You take a journey through out time learning about the many "end of the world" ideas, scenarios, by different religons, cults and factions. That never came to pass. With a logical educated theory as to what we can expect towards and in 2012.
http://www.myspace.com/sagespiritwolf
[Sunday, November 02, 2008]
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