Sekret Machines: Man: Sekret Machines Gods, Man, and War Volume 2 (Sekret Machines: Gods Man & War)

I found this book a bit of a let down. I found that they start a hypothesis and start to build a strong argument for it then switch and talk about another possibility before the chapter ends with no firm conclusion. Some of the chapters end with paragraphs that stand the hairs on the back of your neck up. These paragraphs come from nowhere and offer no further explanation at all. It is clear that it is written with in depth knowledge but it is impossible (for me anyway) to pick out what is significant and what it actually means. It struck me that they have been told you can write about this, but it must be buried amongst a tonne of other conjecture so that the reader cannot actually decide what to to believe. I took away from it that UAP's are real, abductions are real and that are consciousness interprets what is put before it or perhaps even summons it.

It is a nice thriller following the events presented in the first book. That said, I am still disapointed. For a company that was built with the "mission" to bring "the truth" about UFOs/Aliens, demons, angels & fairies to the large public it left a lot to be desired.(Spoiler here) The information about the collateral events during the "Starfish Prime" nuclear test, if true, is the only piece of information about UFO and why they might have crashed materials from outer space (nuclear originated Electro-Magnetic pulse disabling system in the craft).Another comment:Last week TTSA announced that their intel people (Steven Justice, Chris Melon, Luis Elizondo), left the company and now they are focused on entertainment only, so TTSA is the new Disney. So those who knew a bit (besides Hal Puthof) are gone and they will sell stories based on what they think they know (very hard to tell fact from fiction).In my opinion, the disclosure will never happen, ordinary people have no business in understanding the phenomena. Technology involved is too dangerous, people say (Dr. Greer followers) give us free energy! Can you imagine a world where the average citizen drives a potential nuclear bomb? People are killing each other because of color or citizenship, can you imagine them with psychokinesis and devices that can be turned into a nuclear bomb, or to cause a rip in space/time? Coming back from the future and changing events in order to build their own agendas?Sekret Machines is a novel as good as any other, but for a better understanding of the phenomena read Jacques Vallee's, Stanton Freedman, John Keel, Kit Green, John Mack and scientific papers (Yes, there are many of them) and maybe you'll still not know, but you can come with better theories than Tom Delonge and A.J. Hartley

The 2nd book in the trilogy builts on the ancient myths cover in the prevoius book, and ventures head-on into the abduction phenomena. Stills is a good read, even if you're familiar with the work of Harvard professor of Psychiatry Dr John Mack, Budd Hopkins, David Jacobs & Whitley Strieber, etc. Briely touches the DNA subject which presents more questions than answers in regards to being "Artificially created with starts & stops sequences " also introduces Francis Cricket/Leslie Orgel concept of "Directed Parspemia" for life to be plausibly seeded on Earth (must see movie "Prometheus" for an example)And acknowledge the obvious elephant in the room which is that...God, Angels, Demons, Ghosts, Spirits, Skinwalkers, Orbs of light, Jinns, Genies, Succubus, Incubus, Greys, Reptilians, AI Ebe's, mediumship-channeling, demonic possessions, shamanic trance states, and Alien abduction are all synonymous of the same phenomena described through the eyes of the beholder. This doesn't mean that they are God, nor doesn't negate the existence of the universal essence we call God, but that they are entities with agendas consisting mostly of the "divide and conquer strategy" through race, religion, political affiliation, gangs, and even sporting events, etc.The fundamental question is how to combat it, through conventional warfare or by raising our vibrations through connecting to The Higher consciousness!!!(The universal Mind/God).An excellent point raised by the authors of this book is to question, where does our conciousness originates from?, and is it our brain a receiver & transmitter of consciousness? which doesn't reside solely in the molecular structure of Neurons in the brain. Neurons which are the equivalent of billions of the most cutting edge quantum computers. And would that mean that AI rather than animals are closer to humans in the ability to develop a conciousness?, or both.It's a good read, and I recommend it. And I'm looking forward the last book of this trilogy.Also for conciousness material read the works of Paul Selig, MFA from Yale University;-Mastery Trilogy 1 (I am the word, book of love, book of knowing)-Mastery Trilogy 2 (book of mastery, book of truth, book of freedom)-Last trilogy(Beyond the known, Alchemy)Also The Course in Miracles by Helen Schucman Ph.D (Columbia University professor ofclinical psychology)And The Law of One by RA a also a channel book by Carla Ruekert (Master's degree in Library Arts).Note and updated to the The New York Times article by Leslie Kean in 2017 which released Tom Delonge leaked 3 videos FLIR or TIC TAC shape UAP/UFOS, GIMBAL which rotates & GOFAST which subsequently in 2020 were acknowledged by the DoD to be real, and also was acknowledged by the Pentagon in 2021 the latest video from the USS Russell of a Triangular shape UAP/UFOS ... in June 2021 the Senate intelligence Committe got the 70 pages report (UFO\UAP 2004-2021 only)....alongeside (the 9 pages) unclassified version released info from the Pentagon...we got validation of the existence of the phenomena now call UAP's and it will be scientifically study and officially reported by All intelligence agencies and the DoD...to be continue...

As the title suggests, Sekret Machines: Man, shifts our focus away from religion and takes us on a thorough examination of what makes us human and considers humankind in relation to “the phenomenon”. We are taken on a detailed journey through the building blocks of life, DNA, and the blurred relationship between our consciousness and the rapid development of “strong AI”. The authors also explore the paranormal and how governments across the world have driven research in this field.Sekret Machines: Man is a deliciously technical and complex read and is a must have for anyone with even a passing interest in the phenomenon and how humankind might mesh with it. I am eagerly awaiting the release of the third volume of this series.

How do UFOs fit into a world man has defined in terms of scientific materialism- the philosophy that only dead matter exists, that consciousness is an “emergent property of the brain,” that the laws of physics as we now have them are immutable, and that we pretty much understand, now, with a few minor caveats and blank spaces, how the universe works?Lavenda and DeLonge delve into the esoteric implications of the now undeniable existence of UFOs in the second volume of a thought-provoking 3-part series. They take their place aside Jacques Vallee, Leslie Kean, and one or two others who have produced truly groundbreaking books about UFOs.What, really, is going on with UFOs? They seem to be connected in inscrutable ways to quantum mechanics, to some kind of multi-dimensionality, to the phenomenon of consciousness, to a wide field of phenomena which seem to exist strangely outside of the standard model of the universe that science declares is unassailable.UFOs, along with other “paranormal” phenomena are now quietly causing cracks in the great giant facade of the science of rationalism. We must not return to the superstitions of the pre-enlightenment ages. But the narrow dogmas of scientism are no longer able to account for all the facts. The anomalous data are piling up, and a paradigm shift is coming. We swung all the way to religious superstition in the Middle Ages, and since the enlightenment we swung all the way back to pure materialism. Neither is the whole picture.Of course, if I had to choose, I’d choose rationalism. You can’t claim God told you to take possession of power and land under rationalism. You at least have to invent causes for war. You also can’t burn people at the stake for wrong belief.But there are things our science and rationalism can’t explain. Yet. We must stop pretending they don’t exist, and start studying them. These authors make a strong case for doing so.

Short answer:"Sekret Machines" is a project and " ... this project consists of three works of fiction, three works of nonfiction, and associated documentary and feature film treatments as well as a comprehensive social media platform."- Sekret Machines: Gods: Volume 1 of Gods Man & War, Prologue.Longer answer: Confused by the many versions of Sekret Machines, I initially browsed past it to other material on the topic. Then I found and devoured Peter Levenda's "Sinister Forces" trilogy. No exaggeration, that body of work proved to me that someone, somewhere is asking the same types of questions that plague my constantly churning mind. "Sinister Forces" also provided me with a point of comparison with which to reapproach "Sekret Machines". And reapproach, I did.First point of clarification, I noticed that, for both the fiction and non-fiction trilogies, book #3 has not yet been released. So, these are not yet trilogies and I found that confusing.On to the books that are available; I enjoyed the historical fiction works, "Chasing Shadows" and "A Fire Within" and would recommend them for readers new to the material.Next up, from the Prologue of Sekret Machines: Gods: Volume 1 of Gods Man & War, " ... It is also hoped that this approach will make it easier for those in other disciplines—such as medicine, physics, biology, chemistry, astronomy, astrophysics, engineering, information technology, psychology, sociology, anthropology, and religious studies (to name but a few)—to openly discuss and research the Phenomenon, and to create excitement and creativity in those within the educational system, both students and teachers, so that new advances in science, technology, and philosophy will result."So, be forewarned that the target audience of the non-fiction volumes of "Sekret Machines" does appear to lean toward acedemia, however, I found the presentation of the material to be engaging and approachable.I recommend Sekret Machines: Volumes 1 & 2 and look forward to volume 3.