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The Secret War: The Heavens Speak of the Battle
Take an insightful journey into a world and battle unseen by many, but felt by most. A battle that entails the lives and spirits of all those who reside on Earth, or merely just visiting. For centuries it’s been rumored and prophesized that static between good and evil would accumulate to a final battle. Now hear the words spoken from those aware of and involved in this battle, and the roles and actions they take in it.
Two young women unsuspectingly come into contact with a being named Cafth that shows them a new way of looking at the existence around them and how other non-human beings interfere in it. How these interfering beings called Shadows (or Shadow People), most often seen in the corner of one’s vision, are truly a force to be reckoned with. Most importantly, Cafth teaches the women how to protect against harm and are guided to recalling how their and all human spirits are much more than any Shadow could stand up to. A realization that's to be essential for all to learn in the coming times in order for survival to be a reality for us all.
Follow along to reach new heights in understanding the paranormal, spiritual and physical realms we are all a part of. In this personal, heartfelt and yet effervescent book that’s written in modern-day language, you’ll see the reflection of the human side of coming to terms with and comprehending things outside societal norms.
Also hear the very words of beings from elsewhere and their advice for the coming times, and the mysteries surrounding around the Great Pyramids of Egypt, crop circles, ghosts, God, government activities, the afterlife, comatose patients, Jesus visions, Stonehenge, various beings and their roles, Hell and self-help advice to stop unwanted intrusions by alien and demonic beings.
Two young women unsuspectingly come into contact with a being named Cafth that shows them a new way of looking at the existence around them and how other non-human beings interfere in it. How these interfering beings called Shadows (or Shadow People), most often seen in the corner of one’s vision, are truly a force to be reckoned with. Most importantly, Cafth teaches the women how to protect against harm and are guided to recalling how their and all human spirits are much more than any Shadow could stand up to. A realization that's to be essential for all to learn in the coming times in order for survival to be a reality for us all.
Follow along to reach new heights in understanding the paranormal, spiritual and physical realms we are all a part of. In this personal, heartfelt and yet effervescent book that’s written in modern-day language, you’ll see the reflection of the human side of coming to terms with and comprehending things outside societal norms.
Also hear the very words of beings from elsewhere and their advice for the coming times, and the mysteries surrounding around the Great Pyramids of Egypt, crop circles, ghosts, God, government activities, the afterlife, comatose patients, Jesus visions, Stonehenge, various beings and their roles, Hell and self-help advice to stop unwanted intrusions by alien and demonic beings.
220 pages, Paperback
First published October 16, 2001
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May 12, 2016
From the cover and the book's description the reader gets the impression that this heavenly battle topic will focus on the angelic and demonic battles spoken of in the bible and the Book of Enoch. Instead, we get a narrative about the 'alien wars' between the Shadows and the Guardians, and the experiences of the author, Heidi Hollis.
Ms. Hollis, a UFO multiple abduction and visitation survivor. She relays her and her friends' (Amanda and William) experiences as she pulls back the curtain on the alien abduction and experimentation trauma. She also tells of two men, Damian and Mark who are accomplices with the Shadows. We are also introduced to Cafth (her spirit guide) who comes from the Source (God?) who tells her of the battle between the Source and the Shadows (the devil). We are told about the Reptilians and the Grays and their evil intentions on humans, especially the bio-engineered hybrids (humans and aliens). She relays the truth about the MIBs (men-in-black) and their connection to the Shadows and a governmental conspiracy and alliance with the Shadows. We also learn about the mortal Guardians who intervene on behalf of humans. The tone of the book is a mix of unbelief and acceptance. The enmity between The Source and the Shadows and the manipulation of humans is the central theme throughout the book. The author also expresses thoughts on the trade-offs between those allied with the Shadows and the cost to humanity. Ms. Hollis sprinkles a belief of God & angels and the devil & his minions in a quasi-New Age/Christian view of how religion and aliens may fit together. The latter half of the book is dominated by a focus and exploration of the purpose of life, contributions to society, mortality, the conscience moment of death, NDEs (near death experiences), the afterlife, and faith. In the second to last two chapter, the author postulates on what one country is doing to position itself in a position to control alien technology: the real mission of NASA; Area 51; human presence of the Moon and Mars; and underground civilizations. She wraps up the book by examining awareness, hope, metaphysical explanations of life, the paranormal, Nessie, etc. She ends her book on a philosophical note. She encourages one to seek knowledge, question what you see but retain one's spirituality.
Overall, the book is stacked with so much and definitely an overload. Ms. Hollis admits she is babbling and it comes across that way. The author throws everything that has the slightest connection with aliens. The book became a chore to read because the author veered off the stated topic of alien interaction, intervention, subjection and abduction. This could have been 3-4 books instead of one overloaded piecemeal book. I cannot recommend this book.
Ms. Hollis, a UFO multiple abduction and visitation survivor. She relays her and her friends' (Amanda and William) experiences as she pulls back the curtain on the alien abduction and experimentation trauma. She also tells of two men, Damian and Mark who are accomplices with the Shadows. We are also introduced to Cafth (her spirit guide) who comes from the Source (God?) who tells her of the battle between the Source and the Shadows (the devil). We are told about the Reptilians and the Grays and their evil intentions on humans, especially the bio-engineered hybrids (humans and aliens). She relays the truth about the MIBs (men-in-black) and their connection to the Shadows and a governmental conspiracy and alliance with the Shadows. We also learn about the mortal Guardians who intervene on behalf of humans. The tone of the book is a mix of unbelief and acceptance. The enmity between The Source and the Shadows and the manipulation of humans is the central theme throughout the book. The author also expresses thoughts on the trade-offs between those allied with the Shadows and the cost to humanity. Ms. Hollis sprinkles a belief of God & angels and the devil & his minions in a quasi-New Age/Christian view of how religion and aliens may fit together. The latter half of the book is dominated by a focus and exploration of the purpose of life, contributions to society, mortality, the conscience moment of death, NDEs (near death experiences), the afterlife, and faith. In the second to last two chapter, the author postulates on what one country is doing to position itself in a position to control alien technology: the real mission of NASA; Area 51; human presence of the Moon and Mars; and underground civilizations. She wraps up the book by examining awareness, hope, metaphysical explanations of life, the paranormal, Nessie, etc. She ends her book on a philosophical note. She encourages one to seek knowledge, question what you see but retain one's spirituality.
Overall, the book is stacked with so much and definitely an overload. Ms. Hollis admits she is babbling and it comes across that way. The author throws everything that has the slightest connection with aliens. The book became a chore to read because the author veered off the stated topic of alien interaction, intervention, subjection and abduction. This could have been 3-4 books instead of one overloaded piecemeal book. I cannot recommend this book.
June 10, 2020
This is probably one of the craziest books I've ever read!! LOL What a whirlwind. Heidi Hollis talks about her personal experience with extraterrestrial beings. And this is not marketed as fiction, it's presented as non-fiction and reads like a memoir. I'm not one to judge people's experiences and perceptions of their own reality. Regardless of the unconventional science/evidence, it would have taken courage to write and share.
I found it in a charity shop and read it for entertainment but left humbled and more empathetic towards people who have paranormal experiences. Overall, it was fascinating and Hollis's voice comes through as clear, often lonely yet sincere. She believes in what she is writing and encourages us to tap into our intuition, protect our minds, and emit the frequency of love.
I found it in a charity shop and read it for entertainment but left humbled and more empathetic towards people who have paranormal experiences. Overall, it was fascinating and Hollis's voice comes through as clear, often lonely yet sincere. She believes in what she is writing and encourages us to tap into our intuition, protect our minds, and emit the frequency of love.
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