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Phantom Self
The questions are being asked like never before. What is happening in the World? What is ‘life’ really about? Gathering numbers of people have a sense of unease about the direction of human society without knowing why. Something is happening, but what? David Icke has spent more than a quarter of a century uncovering the ‘what’- and the who, why and how.
Phantom Self takes the story still deeper into the shadows to reveal the scale and magnitude of what is unfolding as people go about their daily lives. Who or what is dictating the nature of these ‘daily lives’? Who or what is driving global society down a dark road of 24/7 control, surveillance and tyranny? And why?
David Icke answers these questions with crystal clarity and in doing so reveals how the reality we think is so ‘real’ is a virtual reality simulation controlled by a hidden force that has manipulated humanity.
The key is what David calls Phantom Self – the ‘you’ that you think is you, but isn’t. It’s the ‘you’ that stares back from the mirror, the one you give a name, a life story and labels galore. But it’s not you. It’s a hoax ‘you’ to enslave your sense of reality in limitation, little me and ‘I know my place’.
We live in the realm of the Phantom Self which is why society can be so insane, stupid and brutal; but when the gateway in opened to Infinite Self the madness must end – and it will.
Phantom Self takes the story still deeper into the shadows to reveal the scale and magnitude of what is unfolding as people go about their daily lives. Who or what is dictating the nature of these ‘daily lives’? Who or what is driving global society down a dark road of 24/7 control, surveillance and tyranny? And why?
David Icke answers these questions with crystal clarity and in doing so reveals how the reality we think is so ‘real’ is a virtual reality simulation controlled by a hidden force that has manipulated humanity.
The key is what David calls Phantom Self – the ‘you’ that you think is you, but isn’t. It’s the ‘you’ that stares back from the mirror, the one you give a name, a life story and labels galore. But it’s not you. It’s a hoax ‘you’ to enslave your sense of reality in limitation, little me and ‘I know my place’.
We live in the realm of the Phantom Self which is why society can be so insane, stupid and brutal; but when the gateway in opened to Infinite Self the madness must end – and it will.
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Published March 15, 2016
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About the author
David Icke
127 books963 followersDavid Icke is a writer and public speaker.
He has toured all over world giving presentations and has written over 10 books sharing his research and views regarding the current state of society and global events.
Former BBC television sports presenter and British Green Party spokesman.
David's Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/David-I...
He has toured all over world giving presentations and has written over 10 books sharing his research and views regarding the current state of society and global events.
Former BBC television sports presenter and British Green Party spokesman.
David's Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/David-I...
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January 10, 2023
Another interesting read full of details that should wake us all up as to the deceit and corruption going on around us.
The information presented in this book is in-depth, well researched but it's heavy information to process.
A large portion of the book is about human perception, how the media control the information so they control the perception of the many, I've seen this happen so much over the past two years with this so-called pandemic.
I see a lot of people waking up to it all also, so maybe the past two years has been a great awakening for people also because of the blatant and obvious lies we're told every day through the government owned media.
The whole 'pandemic' is more of a psychological operation for you to give up your freedoms, it's part of this agenda for complete control.
George Orwell will be turning in his grave..
He discuses how the educational system is programming children to be obedient slaves that never question authority.
He discuses transhumanism, fusing the human brain with artificial intelligence.
Symbolism, Satanism, Secret Societies and the Establishment in all it's forms.
It took me about two months to finish this book, not because it was bad but because it's a lot to take in; I'm an avid reader of Icke's work and this one was mind-expanding.
I will say something though, this has been the most complex of his books that I've read and one I'd need to read twice to fully digest.
If you've not read anything by this author, I wouldn't recommend reading this one first.
The information presented in this book is in-depth, well researched but it's heavy information to process.
A large portion of the book is about human perception, how the media control the information so they control the perception of the many, I've seen this happen so much over the past two years with this so-called pandemic.
I see a lot of people waking up to it all also, so maybe the past two years has been a great awakening for people also because of the blatant and obvious lies we're told every day through the government owned media.
The whole 'pandemic' is more of a psychological operation for you to give up your freedoms, it's part of this agenda for complete control.
George Orwell will be turning in his grave..
He discuses how the educational system is programming children to be obedient slaves that never question authority.
He discuses transhumanism, fusing the human brain with artificial intelligence.
Symbolism, Satanism, Secret Societies and the Establishment in all it's forms.
It took me about two months to finish this book, not because it was bad but because it's a lot to take in; I'm an avid reader of Icke's work and this one was mind-expanding.
I will say something though, this has been the most complex of his books that I've read and one I'd need to read twice to fully digest.
If you've not read anything by this author, I wouldn't recommend reading this one first.
April 12, 2016
This book almost gave me schizophrenia. I cannot tell if this is one of the most important books I've ever read or the twisted ramblings of an ill man with powerfully detailed delusions. It was the most terrifying book I've ever read and I almost had to stop reading because it caused me such anxiety. I took some acid once at a Grateful Dead concert where I saw buildings in downtown Dallas turn into demons and scream at me for hours on end. Then Jerry and the boys opened up with Feel Like a Stranger and I'd never felt more alone or more like a stranger in my life. This book was so much worse than that. I really hope David is mentally ill and what he believes is not true because the implications on our reality and what is becoming of this chem trail laden, Monsanto poisoned, war ravaged, smart phone addicted, transhuman, nanotech, Orwellian prison planet is almost too much for this barely stable guy to bare. We are infinite awareness having a human experience is the mantra he leaves you with to overcome this nightmare. If that does not work I'm going to stop reading and start watching TV again.
May 15, 2016
Everybody should read this book. British readers may dismiss David Icke as a crazy nutter but it's very hard to refute the points he makes. It is well written in an easy to read style and should be read with an open mind.
October 7, 2016
The first two-thirds of this book I had read before in Perception Deception, Icke's magnum opus from 2014. Saying that though, some of it does bear repeating and updating in light of current events. The last two chapters about Transhumanism and Moving Beyond The Matrix were very uplifting. I would highly recommend this book if it is your first intro to his work. A book that will turn your world upside down.
January 31, 2018
At this point, everybody knows David Icke is a nutter. If you didn’t, flip to any page in his book and he’s certain to remind you how often he gets called a nutter.
What’s more interesting are the ways this nutter is the archetype to which all other nutters aspire. I’m not just referring to the fact that he doesn’t use paragraphs like a normal person, or the frequent sarcastic insults. Sooner or later you realize that the fools he is mocking for drinking florinated water, and watching TV, and listening to the news, and using the internet… are us! But what’s really concerning is that much of what he says about Satanic pedophile millionaires slowly eroding our freedoms sounds entirely plausible.
Mr. Icke may be a nutter, but he’s not dumb; he’s trying to describe a genuine spiritual experience and I sense frustration that he doesn’t have the communication skills to be heard. His pages are peppered with photos that have mocking phrases written on them. He refers to recent movies more often than one might expect of someone who wants to be taken seriously – that the controllers of The Matrix are trying to create a Hunger Games society – and begins a lot of sentences with “I saw a quote on the Internet that said…” But Icke’s basic ideas are very much in line with ancient Gnosticism, and his solution is similarly Gnostic. While he sneers at any talk of God or religion, Icke’s message seems to be that there is something called Infinite Awareness that can help humans reorient our distorted perceptions. The last two chapters are all about love, and the book might have been a lot better if the author had spent more time talking about the solution rather than the problem.
What’s more interesting are the ways this nutter is the archetype to which all other nutters aspire. I’m not just referring to the fact that he doesn’t use paragraphs like a normal person, or the frequent sarcastic insults. Sooner or later you realize that the fools he is mocking for drinking florinated water, and watching TV, and listening to the news, and using the internet… are us! But what’s really concerning is that much of what he says about Satanic pedophile millionaires slowly eroding our freedoms sounds entirely plausible.
Mr. Icke may be a nutter, but he’s not dumb; he’s trying to describe a genuine spiritual experience and I sense frustration that he doesn’t have the communication skills to be heard. His pages are peppered with photos that have mocking phrases written on them. He refers to recent movies more often than one might expect of someone who wants to be taken seriously – that the controllers of The Matrix are trying to create a Hunger Games society – and begins a lot of sentences with “I saw a quote on the Internet that said…” But Icke’s basic ideas are very much in line with ancient Gnosticism, and his solution is similarly Gnostic. While he sneers at any talk of God or religion, Icke’s message seems to be that there is something called Infinite Awareness that can help humans reorient our distorted perceptions. The last two chapters are all about love, and the book might have been a lot better if the author had spent more time talking about the solution rather than the problem.
May 8, 2016
David Icke appears to have an answer for every aspect of modern day living and presents it with such confidence that it's not hard to see why he has garnered such a wide following over the past decade or so - for all that he is dismissed as a crank or a conspiracy theory nut many of his previous predictions or analyses have come to pass which tends to give some credence to what he says.
September 29, 2020
Great book!!
March 2, 2017
David Icke is one of my favourite writers and investigative journalists. I've been reading his books since 1996 and they have helped me not only make sense of what's happening in the world but also in many cases anticipate the moves of the world leaders, months or years in advance at times (as Icke's calls it: Creation of a problem-Reaction to it-Solution proposed, or what meant to be implemented before the problem arose).
In this book, through compelling evidence, Icke demonstrates that we do live in a reality similar to The Matrix portrayed by the Wachowskis in their trilogy of their same name, and explains how and why we humans are being disconnected from who we really are, Infinite Awareness having an experience. He also offers sound advice on how to break free from our Phantom ("Believed to be real even though illusory") Self and enjoy the freedom of being our True Self. A must read.
In this book, through compelling evidence, Icke demonstrates that we do live in a reality similar to The Matrix portrayed by the Wachowskis in their trilogy of their same name, and explains how and why we humans are being disconnected from who we really are, Infinite Awareness having an experience. He also offers sound advice on how to break free from our Phantom ("Believed to be real even though illusory") Self and enjoy the freedom of being our True Self. A must read.
May 16, 2018
The problem with David Icke's books becomes apparent if you read more than one of them. Phantom Self was the first book I had read by Icke and for a long time I was very convinced and very impressed.
It is clear that the man believes what he says, or he has done an impeccable job of deluding himself into believing what he says in his “sold-out” talks (which are overzealously ‘censored’ by ‘Zionist hate groups’ [citation needed]) and writes in his books. I refute claims that Icke is an ‘anti-Semite’ but I definitely think that he manipulates his brushings with Zionist groups to work in his favour, as a publicity stunt.
It goes without saying that he puts a lot of effort into these books, there is a fair amount of research as a lot of what he talks about on a scientific level is warranted. It can be proven by science, even mainstream science.
A lot of the content in this book, however, is beggar's belief. These books are craftily written and there's this sleight-of-hand move that I noticed that Icke does a lot, where he will talk about proven, verifiable science but he will present it in such a way that implies something to confirm one of his own, wild, wacky beliefs that are nearly impossible to verify, let alone believe, as it's coming from anecdotes and blurry history and cultural references. (That includes the reptilians and the archon race who enslave us in the ‘Matrix’ - a term first coined by William Gibson in his debut novel Neuromancer, by the way) He likes to mix verifiable truth in with downright conspiracy theory to give you this perception that ‘this is how things are’ – and it’s very effective. You can end up believing a lot of this stuff. Until you realise he is a genuine, down-to-Earth madman, or a cruel and calculating conman. Many people like to cite Icke and claim that he has ‘got it right’ so many times, having made many predictions in the past that have come true. A stopped clock is correct twice a day. So he lives up to his claims that he is the son of God? But he talks about the Matrix a lot… so maybe he’s changed his mind, perhaps he’s Neo now. I’m not making a cheap joke here, but rather pointing out that he still believes he is a messiah. The way he writes everything, the way he speaks… It’s painfully clear. The overall tone of the book is like this. It’s no different to evangelist, preachy talking.
Anyone with a history book, highly functioning intuition and realistic understanding of humanity and human nature can make the predictions that Icke has made in the past. That isn’t even the point though. What’s the difference between Icke and Nostradamus when Icke still gets it wrong (although he tries very hard to cover this up, like when he made a complete fool of himself and accused a man of being part of the ‘paedophilic Satanic elite’ and had to pay a lot of money in damages because it was obviously BULLSHIT).
I think Icke profits greatly from the fact that people have a lot in common with him and his thoughts: “I’ve thought that before you know, he must be onto something!”. Most people are against political correctness gone mad, corruption, governmental deceit, 9 to 5 bullshit, materialism and so on… but he uses it to gather people up and then try to sell them his New Age, nihilistic ‘life is but a dream’ stuff.
My biggest gripes about this book lie in presentation of the book, as well as the content. It is obvious that Icke publishes in the print-on-demand business model. There is obviously nothing wrong with this, but the quality of the book is insulting considering how much you pay for it. I had the book about half a year and it had started falling apart. The paper is that awful bleached white that almost looks blue. The ink is cheap. The attention to the overall publication is pretty diabolical, it’s especially hard to read Phantom Self because the text is unjustified and it bleeds right into the margin. You have to gormlessly play tug of war with the book with both hands just to be able to read it properly.
The content is heavily recycled from preceding books, and after reading his 2017 book very arrogantly and self-righteously titled “Everything You Need To Know But Have Never Been Told”, I have began to realise that he has yet cannibalised the content of Phantom Self and recycled it further, expanded upon it, made a few edits and postscript updates and packaged it as a new book. When, really, it isn’t a new book at all. When you’ve read one David Icke book, you pretty much know how the others will go. I feel like Icke keeps releasing books as potboilers. As soon as his budget is running a little low, after all the tours, media spotlights and so on, he just releases another book based on much of the content of the previous books.
The book(s) roughly follows the structure of a few opening, inspirational poems, a backstory of Icke’s life and how he was a footballer and BBC presenter, how he had a life changing experience in Peru after being told by a psychic that he was a messenger and he was going to travel the world spreading a message and writing books and so on… Then he talks about how the universe as we know it is an illusion, a hologram, it’s not real… that we’re enslaved by a race called the Archons, and that people in power structures all over the world are all related and have a monopoly on we slave humans… and that these people are reptiles in disguise… then he goes on to say that we’re all victims of a rigged political system, controlled by these forces to keep us all ignorant and at war with each other so we don’t find out the truth and hold hands and sing in perfect harmony…
I have a few words of advice for Icke: Stop publishing the same book, it’s wearing extremely thin. I have woken up now… to the bullshit you are pedalling. I was in a vulnerable state and I clung onto your work. I was fascinated, willing to believe, I thought you were different, but you are just another business man. One with a very clever business model.
I ripped Phantom Self and Everything You Need To Know up and binned them, because they were taking up precious space on my bookshelf. An absolute waste of time, do not bother.
It is clear that the man believes what he says, or he has done an impeccable job of deluding himself into believing what he says in his “sold-out” talks (which are overzealously ‘censored’ by ‘Zionist hate groups’ [citation needed]) and writes in his books. I refute claims that Icke is an ‘anti-Semite’ but I definitely think that he manipulates his brushings with Zionist groups to work in his favour, as a publicity stunt.
It goes without saying that he puts a lot of effort into these books, there is a fair amount of research as a lot of what he talks about on a scientific level is warranted. It can be proven by science, even mainstream science.
A lot of the content in this book, however, is beggar's belief. These books are craftily written and there's this sleight-of-hand move that I noticed that Icke does a lot, where he will talk about proven, verifiable science but he will present it in such a way that implies something to confirm one of his own, wild, wacky beliefs that are nearly impossible to verify, let alone believe, as it's coming from anecdotes and blurry history and cultural references. (That includes the reptilians and the archon race who enslave us in the ‘Matrix’ - a term first coined by William Gibson in his debut novel Neuromancer, by the way) He likes to mix verifiable truth in with downright conspiracy theory to give you this perception that ‘this is how things are’ – and it’s very effective. You can end up believing a lot of this stuff. Until you realise he is a genuine, down-to-Earth madman, or a cruel and calculating conman. Many people like to cite Icke and claim that he has ‘got it right’ so many times, having made many predictions in the past that have come true. A stopped clock is correct twice a day. So he lives up to his claims that he is the son of God? But he talks about the Matrix a lot… so maybe he’s changed his mind, perhaps he’s Neo now. I’m not making a cheap joke here, but rather pointing out that he still believes he is a messiah. The way he writes everything, the way he speaks… It’s painfully clear. The overall tone of the book is like this. It’s no different to evangelist, preachy talking.
Anyone with a history book, highly functioning intuition and realistic understanding of humanity and human nature can make the predictions that Icke has made in the past. That isn’t even the point though. What’s the difference between Icke and Nostradamus when Icke still gets it wrong (although he tries very hard to cover this up, like when he made a complete fool of himself and accused a man of being part of the ‘paedophilic Satanic elite’ and had to pay a lot of money in damages because it was obviously BULLSHIT).
I think Icke profits greatly from the fact that people have a lot in common with him and his thoughts: “I’ve thought that before you know, he must be onto something!”. Most people are against political correctness gone mad, corruption, governmental deceit, 9 to 5 bullshit, materialism and so on… but he uses it to gather people up and then try to sell them his New Age, nihilistic ‘life is but a dream’ stuff.
My biggest gripes about this book lie in presentation of the book, as well as the content. It is obvious that Icke publishes in the print-on-demand business model. There is obviously nothing wrong with this, but the quality of the book is insulting considering how much you pay for it. I had the book about half a year and it had started falling apart. The paper is that awful bleached white that almost looks blue. The ink is cheap. The attention to the overall publication is pretty diabolical, it’s especially hard to read Phantom Self because the text is unjustified and it bleeds right into the margin. You have to gormlessly play tug of war with the book with both hands just to be able to read it properly.
The content is heavily recycled from preceding books, and after reading his 2017 book very arrogantly and self-righteously titled “Everything You Need To Know But Have Never Been Told”, I have began to realise that he has yet cannibalised the content of Phantom Self and recycled it further, expanded upon it, made a few edits and postscript updates and packaged it as a new book. When, really, it isn’t a new book at all. When you’ve read one David Icke book, you pretty much know how the others will go. I feel like Icke keeps releasing books as potboilers. As soon as his budget is running a little low, after all the tours, media spotlights and so on, he just releases another book based on much of the content of the previous books.
The book(s) roughly follows the structure of a few opening, inspirational poems, a backstory of Icke’s life and how he was a footballer and BBC presenter, how he had a life changing experience in Peru after being told by a psychic that he was a messenger and he was going to travel the world spreading a message and writing books and so on… Then he talks about how the universe as we know it is an illusion, a hologram, it’s not real… that we’re enslaved by a race called the Archons, and that people in power structures all over the world are all related and have a monopoly on we slave humans… and that these people are reptiles in disguise… then he goes on to say that we’re all victims of a rigged political system, controlled by these forces to keep us all ignorant and at war with each other so we don’t find out the truth and hold hands and sing in perfect harmony…
I have a few words of advice for Icke: Stop publishing the same book, it’s wearing extremely thin. I have woken up now… to the bullshit you are pedalling. I was in a vulnerable state and I clung onto your work. I was fascinated, willing to believe, I thought you were different, but you are just another business man. One with a very clever business model.
I ripped Phantom Self and Everything You Need To Know up and binned them, because they were taking up precious space on my bookshelf. An absolute waste of time, do not bother.
February 16, 2018
Alex Wilkey B7
February 10, 2018
David Icke
The Phantom Self-And How To Find The Real One
The Phantom self takes the story deeper to reveille the scale and magnitude of what is unfolding as people go on with their daily lives, who or what is dictating the nature of these daily lives, and who and what is driving global society down a dark road of twenty four seven control, surveillance, and tyranny… and why. The elimination of concern about what other people think of you is the ultimate beginning into finding the phantom self. We are multidimensional beings, multidimensional consciousness, and the amount that the conscious mind is aware of compared to the subconscious mind is absolutely laughable.
Life tends to give you your greatest gifts brilliantly disguised as your worst nightmare. What looks to us as a nightmare in a really bad situation to the deeper levels of yourself is the experience that takes on a completely different context. Its essential experience for something that is “coming down the river” symbolically, but you don't know what is down the river, although the subconscious does as well as the more expanded level of your awareness. Information that is far out from the perspective of what we call normal as our perception of the world is what gives the key to break free from the chains that enslave so many people into the fear of what other people think. Self censorship is caring what to leave out so other people don't think negatively. What people should really care about is whether or not we are closing in on the truth as the only criteria. Not having this censorship, mental gymnastics, to go through can only be thanked from a nightmare experience and the gift given to you from that experience.
In the book The Phantom Self there is a lot of new cutting edge information included in it that is very scientific, and in a sense strips the “bull” away from what we are actually informed about showing how science is so ignorant yet this information is sitting there for everyone to see. There is a lot of positivity included, but there must be a path through negativity to understand and to know where one must go with it, positivity. Letting go of fear is ever so simple yet confusing but is the answer to the beginning in knowing what is going on in the background. “If you do not know what is going on in the shadows, behind the scenes, then how are you going to do anything about what you don't know is going on. What this mantallity doesn't see is that understanding what is happening, and not least the techniques of mass manipulation to get us to react in the that is desirable, is absolutely the fundamental bottom line foundation, starting point, of doing something about it” (Icke 126). Once we’ve got a grasp on the mass mind manipulation, and emotional manipulation techniques, then we can look at why only a few can control and direct the lives of the society, the many,and the rest. Then why they can do it without needing to physically force everyone to do it. This all leads us to how it is done, and that is by the manipulation of perception.
Icke goes through the sequence that everyone must endure from being born to going on into the adult world and highlights the means through which people believe in what they do. He calls it the postage stamp consensus. It is an area of what is perceived because everyone has been through this process through influence by their parents who have been through this process and pass it onto their children. Then into school at a ludicrously early age and from then on to authority figure, and figures, who tell you what is right, wrong, possible and impossible, when you can speak, show up and leave, all of which imply a programing prison for children. Then they go on to higher education and pay, becoming in great debt for the higher level programing. This is only to go out into the world, and as we do we go into the institutions of politics, business, banking, science, medicine, and all these things that actually are the bastions from which people get their perceptions of reality. Everyone that goes out into those professions from this core programming we call education takes that core perception of normal out into those professions. Then all of these confirm to each other that what they see is normal is indeed normal. Stepping off of the postage stamp consensus brings us back to the ridicule we all should face if we step out of line from all of this. Which is crazy…
The understanding of David Icke goes beyond all of this, he likes to take everything a step further and dig deeper than what people are comfortable with thinking and discussing. The book The Phantom Self is truly an exposure to all of those avid things that are provable nonsense. It is a frightening awakening that only the trained mind to serious awakening of this world could bear. It is definitely not for the light hearted and simple minded who indulge in these activities on unawareness. If you simply do not care for what is really going on or can even see the signs put out, then you shall stay asleep until your curiosity questions it. But once one begins to, they must be weary because there is a deeper meaning to life, and I certainly don't mean that in a good way only because of the lies we live and energy we put off due to this control. Life is really about love, everlasting love is the only answer because we are all that is, was, and ever will be. Granting our perception as our own, having a mind of our own is the only true way of unlocking the mind deeper than what we are told possible, but what we are told possible is really the cell we sit in all our lives.
February 10, 2018
David Icke
The Phantom Self-And How To Find The Real One
The Phantom self takes the story deeper to reveille the scale and magnitude of what is unfolding as people go on with their daily lives, who or what is dictating the nature of these daily lives, and who and what is driving global society down a dark road of twenty four seven control, surveillance, and tyranny… and why. The elimination of concern about what other people think of you is the ultimate beginning into finding the phantom self. We are multidimensional beings, multidimensional consciousness, and the amount that the conscious mind is aware of compared to the subconscious mind is absolutely laughable.
Life tends to give you your greatest gifts brilliantly disguised as your worst nightmare. What looks to us as a nightmare in a really bad situation to the deeper levels of yourself is the experience that takes on a completely different context. Its essential experience for something that is “coming down the river” symbolically, but you don't know what is down the river, although the subconscious does as well as the more expanded level of your awareness. Information that is far out from the perspective of what we call normal as our perception of the world is what gives the key to break free from the chains that enslave so many people into the fear of what other people think. Self censorship is caring what to leave out so other people don't think negatively. What people should really care about is whether or not we are closing in on the truth as the only criteria. Not having this censorship, mental gymnastics, to go through can only be thanked from a nightmare experience and the gift given to you from that experience.
In the book The Phantom Self there is a lot of new cutting edge information included in it that is very scientific, and in a sense strips the “bull” away from what we are actually informed about showing how science is so ignorant yet this information is sitting there for everyone to see. There is a lot of positivity included, but there must be a path through negativity to understand and to know where one must go with it, positivity. Letting go of fear is ever so simple yet confusing but is the answer to the beginning in knowing what is going on in the background. “If you do not know what is going on in the shadows, behind the scenes, then how are you going to do anything about what you don't know is going on. What this mantallity doesn't see is that understanding what is happening, and not least the techniques of mass manipulation to get us to react in the that is desirable, is absolutely the fundamental bottom line foundation, starting point, of doing something about it” (Icke 126). Once we’ve got a grasp on the mass mind manipulation, and emotional manipulation techniques, then we can look at why only a few can control and direct the lives of the society, the many,and the rest. Then why they can do it without needing to physically force everyone to do it. This all leads us to how it is done, and that is by the manipulation of perception.
Icke goes through the sequence that everyone must endure from being born to going on into the adult world and highlights the means through which people believe in what they do. He calls it the postage stamp consensus. It is an area of what is perceived because everyone has been through this process through influence by their parents who have been through this process and pass it onto their children. Then into school at a ludicrously early age and from then on to authority figure, and figures, who tell you what is right, wrong, possible and impossible, when you can speak, show up and leave, all of which imply a programing prison for children. Then they go on to higher education and pay, becoming in great debt for the higher level programing. This is only to go out into the world, and as we do we go into the institutions of politics, business, banking, science, medicine, and all these things that actually are the bastions from which people get their perceptions of reality. Everyone that goes out into those professions from this core programming we call education takes that core perception of normal out into those professions. Then all of these confirm to each other that what they see is normal is indeed normal. Stepping off of the postage stamp consensus brings us back to the ridicule we all should face if we step out of line from all of this. Which is crazy…
The understanding of David Icke goes beyond all of this, he likes to take everything a step further and dig deeper than what people are comfortable with thinking and discussing. The book The Phantom Self is truly an exposure to all of those avid things that are provable nonsense. It is a frightening awakening that only the trained mind to serious awakening of this world could bear. It is definitely not for the light hearted and simple minded who indulge in these activities on unawareness. If you simply do not care for what is really going on or can even see the signs put out, then you shall stay asleep until your curiosity questions it. But once one begins to, they must be weary because there is a deeper meaning to life, and I certainly don't mean that in a good way only because of the lies we live and energy we put off due to this control. Life is really about love, everlasting love is the only answer because we are all that is, was, and ever will be. Granting our perception as our own, having a mind of our own is the only true way of unlocking the mind deeper than what we are told possible, but what we are told possible is really the cell we sit in all our lives.
March 21, 2019
Not his best. Way too esoteric and spiritual. Lots of repetition and fluff. Human Race Get Off Your Knees is a 5/5 while this one barely deserves a 3.
April 29, 2019
This book was a long read, but an enjoyable and important one.
I think many of us have that sense something is awry in our modern society. I certainly have felt it from a very young age. But few express some of the key aspects of this better than David Icke. He exposes common tactics of this system. From inversion: giving us the opposite of the truth as truth to mess with our minds. To a matrix like system being created to entrap us all on a fake level of consciousness, separated from each other as living, spiritual beings, and separated from our spiritual source as infinite awareness.
This system, Icke argues in many ways, is not some accident, but is the controlling manipulative creation of a group of evil beings. Now, I would say here we are maybe just dealing with an elite group of evil humans, and not get into the extra stuff with reptilians and all of this.
But the result is little different, whether you see this as real, or merely as a colorful narrative to help give support to the ideas. In the end, either way, we are left isolated from true spiritual awareness, entrapped in programming created for us by others, in the trappings of modern society and how they are weakening us and dumbing us down in so many ways. These are clear, experimental facts, and there is no way the human genome could have degenerated this fast without some forces at work making it happen.
He talks of agenda 21/2030 and the transphantonism agenda, all aimed at weakening us further and further into a state of abject slavery. And he offers as our only solution is to live more from infinite self and awareness, not from phantom self and awareness.
To do this we have to listen to our heart in how we act in our lives, and not to our sense of fear. It seems a standard new age kind of conclusion to what had been such a dramatic description of various evil archons, reptiles and demons trying to control us. But his point is simply that we empower these things based on our fears. We create our own demons I would say, based on our fears. And they are not mere hallucinations, but beings effecting our whole society and world. Hopefully we can awaken from this nightmare we created for ourselves. Though it won't happen thanks to some technological miracle saving us the effort, it will only happen under our own effort, with our own intentions, and with our own acts of courage in our lives in line with our hearts.
I think many of us have that sense something is awry in our modern society. I certainly have felt it from a very young age. But few express some of the key aspects of this better than David Icke. He exposes common tactics of this system. From inversion: giving us the opposite of the truth as truth to mess with our minds. To a matrix like system being created to entrap us all on a fake level of consciousness, separated from each other as living, spiritual beings, and separated from our spiritual source as infinite awareness.
This system, Icke argues in many ways, is not some accident, but is the controlling manipulative creation of a group of evil beings. Now, I would say here we are maybe just dealing with an elite group of evil humans, and not get into the extra stuff with reptilians and all of this.
But the result is little different, whether you see this as real, or merely as a colorful narrative to help give support to the ideas. In the end, either way, we are left isolated from true spiritual awareness, entrapped in programming created for us by others, in the trappings of modern society and how they are weakening us and dumbing us down in so many ways. These are clear, experimental facts, and there is no way the human genome could have degenerated this fast without some forces at work making it happen.
He talks of agenda 21/2030 and the transphantonism agenda, all aimed at weakening us further and further into a state of abject slavery. And he offers as our only solution is to live more from infinite self and awareness, not from phantom self and awareness.
To do this we have to listen to our heart in how we act in our lives, and not to our sense of fear. It seems a standard new age kind of conclusion to what had been such a dramatic description of various evil archons, reptiles and demons trying to control us. But his point is simply that we empower these things based on our fears. We create our own demons I would say, based on our fears. And they are not mere hallucinations, but beings effecting our whole society and world. Hopefully we can awaken from this nightmare we created for ourselves. Though it won't happen thanks to some technological miracle saving us the effort, it will only happen under our own effort, with our own intentions, and with our own acts of courage in our lives in line with our hearts.
April 29, 2017
This book really needs 2 ratings :
*) One for new readers : 4 stars. The book is a great intro to all the topics that matter to David.
*) One for returning readers : 3 stars. Not because it isn't well written, but because it is a summary / update of his earlier books. I also missed the 'introspection' that usually perfectly balances out the real-world problems discussed in the rest of the book.
*) One for new readers : 4 stars. The book is a great intro to all the topics that matter to David.
*) One for returning readers : 3 stars. Not because it isn't well written, but because it is a summary / update of his earlier books. I also missed the 'introspection' that usually perfectly balances out the real-world problems discussed in the rest of the book.
July 1, 2017
"When you’re the only sane person, you look like the only insane person.”
– Criss Jami
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, he also believes to be true.”
– Demosthenes
David Icke is surely a controversial speaker.
Icke’s work has come to be known as fascinating as it is wide-ranging, and for good reason. The man will leave no stone unturned. He’s not afraid of heading into places other people can’t even fathom, and many have come to appreciate this.
In Phantom Self, David Icke does a resounding job of not only showing various methods the system employs to carve out the consciousness from individuals, but he also shows the numerous facets the system has that play a role in making this process possible.
Throughout the book, Icke makes it a point from differentiating that we have two selves, the more superficial version of us that goes through life unaware of the deeper structure of life and reality, and the deeper level of conscious awareness that holds our unending potential, which is rarely tapped by individual.
Phantom Self showcases some of the previous information that Icke has shown, with good reason. Much of this information is just as vital now, if not more so, as it was in the past. And things have only gotten worse globally.
Readers of his previous work will be familiar with some of it. Still, the information that Icke provides and how he distills it is vital to understanding how individuals and society will shed its shackles from the control grid as long as they take the appropriate action.
Issues such as education, media manipulation, propaganda, technology, genetically modified foods, bloodlines, depopulation/eugenics, Agenda 21/Agenda 2030, weather modification, et al are addressed quite extensively throughout. The push for a transhumanistic future is also saliently detailed by the author.
As an avid researcher, my one qualm with the book is that Icke doesn’t source all of his statements. He does provide quite a few sources, but a lot of the information that he writes as ‘matter of fact’ would be much stronger if he at least buttressed those statements with how he came to those conclusions. There’s nothing wrong with giving your opinions about a matter, and they surely might be facts mind you, however, in order for some people to visualize the extent of control and corruption they will need to see a roadmap. A roadmap is made up of those signposts, and those signposts in research are sources.
Be that as it may, that last fact doesn’t detract from the book. Phanton Self provides more than ample information for it to be worth one’s money.
How icke chose to conclude the book resonates quite well, and certainly makes a lot of sense.
Its through individual self awareness and realization of our deeper conscious state that we as individuals will be able to see that we are the solution to the system.
Aggression will not be the solution to overturning the system. In fact, the opposite is the case. The system is ready for aggression in more ways than most realize. Once we realize the depth of the power of our true selves – the power of the love for another – we will be able to detach ourselves from the meaningless and head on a new path.
The system will be changed only by people removing their support from it in every way shape or form. Then, and only then will we be able to birth a new process and reign in the beginnings on the morrow.
As Ghandi once said:
“You assist an evil system most effectively by obeying its orders and decrees. An evil system never deserves such allegiance. Allegiance to it means partaking of this evil. A good person will resist an evil system with his or her own soul.”
– Criss Jami
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, he also believes to be true.”
– Demosthenes
David Icke is surely a controversial speaker.
Icke’s work has come to be known as fascinating as it is wide-ranging, and for good reason. The man will leave no stone unturned. He’s not afraid of heading into places other people can’t even fathom, and many have come to appreciate this.
In Phantom Self, David Icke does a resounding job of not only showing various methods the system employs to carve out the consciousness from individuals, but he also shows the numerous facets the system has that play a role in making this process possible.
Throughout the book, Icke makes it a point from differentiating that we have two selves, the more superficial version of us that goes through life unaware of the deeper structure of life and reality, and the deeper level of conscious awareness that holds our unending potential, which is rarely tapped by individual.
Phantom Self showcases some of the previous information that Icke has shown, with good reason. Much of this information is just as vital now, if not more so, as it was in the past. And things have only gotten worse globally.
Readers of his previous work will be familiar with some of it. Still, the information that Icke provides and how he distills it is vital to understanding how individuals and society will shed its shackles from the control grid as long as they take the appropriate action.
Issues such as education, media manipulation, propaganda, technology, genetically modified foods, bloodlines, depopulation/eugenics, Agenda 21/Agenda 2030, weather modification, et al are addressed quite extensively throughout. The push for a transhumanistic future is also saliently detailed by the author.
As an avid researcher, my one qualm with the book is that Icke doesn’t source all of his statements. He does provide quite a few sources, but a lot of the information that he writes as ‘matter of fact’ would be much stronger if he at least buttressed those statements with how he came to those conclusions. There’s nothing wrong with giving your opinions about a matter, and they surely might be facts mind you, however, in order for some people to visualize the extent of control and corruption they will need to see a roadmap. A roadmap is made up of those signposts, and those signposts in research are sources.
Be that as it may, that last fact doesn’t detract from the book. Phanton Self provides more than ample information for it to be worth one’s money.
How icke chose to conclude the book resonates quite well, and certainly makes a lot of sense.
Its through individual self awareness and realization of our deeper conscious state that we as individuals will be able to see that we are the solution to the system.
Aggression will not be the solution to overturning the system. In fact, the opposite is the case. The system is ready for aggression in more ways than most realize. Once we realize the depth of the power of our true selves – the power of the love for another – we will be able to detach ourselves from the meaningless and head on a new path.
The system will be changed only by people removing their support from it in every way shape or form. Then, and only then will we be able to birth a new process and reign in the beginnings on the morrow.
As Ghandi once said:
“You assist an evil system most effectively by obeying its orders and decrees. An evil system never deserves such allegiance. Allegiance to it means partaking of this evil. A good person will resist an evil system with his or her own soul.”
November 12, 2019
As so often is the case, I didn’t manage to get through this library book, since I wasn’t able to renew it, and it’s a weighty tome.
David informs/reminds us that we are programmed by the System and thus are only Phantom Selves.
We sleepwalk through life believing ourselves to be wide awake and look through blindfolded eyes believing we can see.
“Phantom Self lives in the subconscious and dictates conscious behaviour, responses and perceptions which the conscious mind falsely believes it is instigating.”
Phantom Selves get their views and opinions from other Phantom Selves programmed by the System.
Education is acquiring knowledge, but this knowledge is not necessarily true. It is only what you believe is true and what others have told you is true.
David Icke’s books are refreshing reading because he writes just like he talks. Here he shows us how the lives we live constitute madness. He quotes Ellen Goodman as saying: “‘Normal’ is getting dressed in clothes that you buy for work and driving through traffic in a car you’ll still paying for in order to get to the job you need to pay for the clothes and the car and the house you leave vacant all day so you can afford to live in it.”
He calls human society “cuckoo-crazy”.
Mainstream religion condemns anyone suggesting that we are ‘God’. “We are told to believe that we are inferior, subordinate sinners that must worship ‘God’ when, in fact, we are a point of attention within ‘God’ as ‘God ‘experiences itself; but this ‘God’ is not the ‘God of religion – it is Infinite Awareness.”
This is a typical Icke book – exciting, erudite and well-written (though he mixes British and American spelling); it includes material about the Archon-Reptilian elite. We’re told that the Queen’s grandmother, Mary of Teck, is descended from the family of Vlad the Impaler – “one of history’s most infamous human sacrificers and blood drinkers.
Actually, I’m in part glad I wasn’t able to finish the book, since Icke’s books, though imparting valuable information, are invariably depressing, and I recall not being able to complete the last one of his I attempted to read for that very reason.
On glancing through the book I see a wealth of interesting, though abhorrent, information, for example personal stories about the paedophile and Satanist Ted Heath ( a witness describes how he was also a shapeshifting ‘reptiloid’).
David informs/reminds us that we are programmed by the System and thus are only Phantom Selves.
We sleepwalk through life believing ourselves to be wide awake and look through blindfolded eyes believing we can see.
“Phantom Self lives in the subconscious and dictates conscious behaviour, responses and perceptions which the conscious mind falsely believes it is instigating.”
Phantom Selves get their views and opinions from other Phantom Selves programmed by the System.
Education is acquiring knowledge, but this knowledge is not necessarily true. It is only what you believe is true and what others have told you is true.
David Icke’s books are refreshing reading because he writes just like he talks. Here he shows us how the lives we live constitute madness. He quotes Ellen Goodman as saying: “‘Normal’ is getting dressed in clothes that you buy for work and driving through traffic in a car you’ll still paying for in order to get to the job you need to pay for the clothes and the car and the house you leave vacant all day so you can afford to live in it.”
He calls human society “cuckoo-crazy”.
Mainstream religion condemns anyone suggesting that we are ‘God’. “We are told to believe that we are inferior, subordinate sinners that must worship ‘God’ when, in fact, we are a point of attention within ‘God’ as ‘God ‘experiences itself; but this ‘God’ is not the ‘God of religion – it is Infinite Awareness.”
This is a typical Icke book – exciting, erudite and well-written (though he mixes British and American spelling); it includes material about the Archon-Reptilian elite. We’re told that the Queen’s grandmother, Mary of Teck, is descended from the family of Vlad the Impaler – “one of history’s most infamous human sacrificers and blood drinkers.
Actually, I’m in part glad I wasn’t able to finish the book, since Icke’s books, though imparting valuable information, are invariably depressing, and I recall not being able to complete the last one of his I attempted to read for that very reason.
On glancing through the book I see a wealth of interesting, though abhorrent, information, for example personal stories about the paedophile and Satanist Ted Heath ( a witness describes how he was also a shapeshifting ‘reptiloid’).
June 10, 2025
I’ve been on a bit of a David Icke book collection marathon - reading them chronologically to see how well he calls the state of the world - and sadly he’s hit the nail on the head — while not 100% agreeable— he’s more correct than wrong…
If your familiar with his books this is somewhat a continual of his work so nothing new and I feel il just be repeating my feedback about him and his books as per many of my other reviews like a broken record — so I recommend you check out my more in depth reviews about him and books on my read bookshelf if you want to learn more. But yeah highly recommended book to wake you up to the state and sad reality of the world we living in … year 2025 as I write this
And this book was written in 2014! It’s only more true now as time as progressed’ 🥺
To Our Continued Success!
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If your familiar with his books this is somewhat a continual of his work so nothing new and I feel il just be repeating my feedback about him and his books as per many of my other reviews like a broken record — so I recommend you check out my more in depth reviews about him and books on my read bookshelf if you want to learn more. But yeah highly recommended book to wake you up to the state and sad reality of the world we living in … year 2025 as I write this
And this book was written in 2014! It’s only more true now as time as progressed’ 🥺
To Our Continued Success!
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October 12, 2024
PHANTOM SELF by David Icke is fabulous and jam packed with research. He dedicated the book to Sanity. He doesn’t mean to be funny—he just is. A chunk of the book is about Saturnism. He explains Saturn is the Black Sun or Dark Sun and how it became part of Christianity. Roman Emperor Constantine founded todays Christianity at the Council of Nicaea in 325AD. Icke explains, Constantine changing religions wasn’t difficult because he was only changing the name. He worshipped Sol Invictus, the “Unconquered Sun.” The Babylonians worshipped the sun god Nimrod/Tammuz who became Father God/Jesus. The ancient sun gods were Saturn sun gods. And Saturn is also code for the Demiurge. According to ancient Greek historian Diodorus Siculus, Iao (Demiurge/Saturn) was the God of Moses. Icke constantly reminds the reader that energy flows where attention goes. He believes worship is an extreme form of attention. Also interesting, is all the symbolism that we are a part of in our daily lives that points to Saturn. On a positive note, Icke shatters the concept of labels. He says we aren’t human. We are Infinite Awareness having a human experience. If we can understand the concept then we can break the chains of the Demiurge and Archons. He said awareness isn’t an easy road and it’s not about knowing all the truths or bad things happening. Life is living a fearless life, loving yourself, be yourself and express your uniqueness, and have no fear of failure. Laughing and having a sense of humor raises your frequency.
August 11, 2018
David Icke is certainly on to something here. He seems to have this ability to step back and look at the world from some truly interesting perspectives. He might have a few bizarre theories on history, life and reality, but they're never boring and often incite some deep thought. Icke is also someone who does his research, and there is much that could be learned through his historical revisting. It's unfortunate that so many people dismissed this man as a crackpot or simply a joke. Let me assure you, he is neither. Icke paints a picture here that is quite interesting; at times horrifying, definitely hopeful and never, ever dull. Phantom Self is definitely worth checking out for all those who are looking for an alternative measure and meaning where reality is concerned.
June 13, 2017
I've read all of David Icke's books and enjoyed every one. I didn't like this one. The information seemed to be compiled in a scatterbrained manner without logical transitions between topics.
Besides the fact that the organization was poor, the copy editing was even worse. There are very few paragraph breaks in the book. I counted one 8-page section of the book that was a single uninterrupted paragraph. That fact alone made the book almost unreadable for me.
Besides the fact that the organization was poor, the copy editing was even worse. There are very few paragraph breaks in the book. I counted one 8-page section of the book that was a single uninterrupted paragraph. That fact alone made the book almost unreadable for me.
November 23, 2019
Another amazing book by David Icke who like all his books exposes the sinister families running the world and their New World Order enslavement. In the Phantom Self, David shows who we really are as a race (infinite awareness), the archon matrix that is trying to enslave us, and how we can break free.
June 3, 2020
Dit boek is een aanrader voor idereen die wilt weten wat er aan de hand is in de wereld.
Maar vooral voor degene die er iets aan willen doen.
OPMERKING
Het volgende boek van hem bevat helaas 400 pagina's uit dit boek. Dus bespaar je het geld en de tijd. ( Alles wat je moet weten maar je nooit is vertelt)
Maar vooral voor degene die er iets aan willen doen.
OPMERKING
Het volgende boek van hem bevat helaas 400 pagina's uit dit boek. Dus bespaar je het geld en de tijd. ( Alles wat je moet weten maar je nooit is vertelt)
September 14, 2022
Yet another iteration of the same miserable book Icke keeps writing and rewriting. Full review: https://fakegeekboy.wordpress.com/201...
December 21, 2025
Dejvid Ajk iznosi svoje životno delo u jednoj knjizi, rezime svih njegovih ideja i teorija.
Zanimljiva za čitanje ako možeš da pređeš preko ekstremno SUSRAMNIH mim slika koje se nalaze na bukvalno svakoj strani knjige.
Zanimljiva za čitanje ako možeš da pređeš preko ekstremno SUSRAMNIH mim slika koje se nalaze na bukvalno svakoj strani knjige.
April 29, 2019
Very wordy.. and repetitive, all though. Preeti good.
April 10, 2022
Wow, mindopening! Great book.
October 13, 2022
Another David Ickes Masterpiece and amazing work created with open mind packed with facts and science and history. Read and you will find out how it expand your views towards the world .
October 7, 2023
All my respect to David Icke. Eye opening book, with great morale despite all the craziness happening in this world. Thank you David for doing what you do.
January 18, 2024
Adevarul prin ochii autorului
In aceasta carte, autorul isi insira parerile asupra celor mai importante intrebari ale umaniatatii.
Este o meditatie interesanta si mai ales captivanta, insa in unele ocazii teoriile pe care le prezinta sunt deplasate.
In aceasta carte, autorul isi insira parerile asupra celor mai importante intrebari ale umaniatatii.
Este o meditatie interesanta si mai ales captivanta, insa in unele ocazii teoriile pe care le prezinta sunt deplasate.
July 6, 2016
I do not agree with everything David Icke mentions in this book until further notice but it is worth investigate the information more properly. In David Icke mind, everything has a way of a system and in this system is how individuals operate and in David Ickes view all systems are bad in his view and everything is a conspiracy of Illumanti and Demiurge. He mention we are trapped on here on Earth by the Demiurge virus and it feeds off our energy and the virus wants everything to be bad always. Which could or could not be true still. He mention Our Earth is a bad copy version of the original and our reality is not what it was suppose to be.
Either way the first part of the book is well know on the holographic illusion of our reality, the second part of the book is open to new way of thinking and the third part of the book is all based on conspiracies.
Either way, this is my first David Icke book I read in detail and I will more likely be reading his other books in I come across them in any book sale.
Great Book with lots of pictures. I good read for anybody interested in conspiracies way of thinking.
Either way the first part of the book is well know on the holographic illusion of our reality, the second part of the book is open to new way of thinking and the third part of the book is all based on conspiracies.
Either way, this is my first David Icke book I read in detail and I will more likely be reading his other books in I come across them in any book sale.
Great Book with lots of pictures. I good read for anybody interested in conspiracies way of thinking.
February 3, 2020
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