Riding the Wave: The Truth and Lies About 2012 and Global Transformation

The Wave or Adventures with Cassiopaea #1

by Laura Knight-Jadczyk

As 2012 fast approaches, opinions about what to expect on this much-anticipated date are sharply polarized. Will humanity experience a global, spiritual transformation? Cataclysmic Earth Changes? Or both? Or nothing? If Earth and its inhabitants are scheduled for some life-changing or life-ending event, we should ask ourselves what we know and how we know it, and how to prepare for our future.

Drawing on decades of research into history, religion, and the esoteric, Laura Knight-Jadczyk introduces the concept of "the Wave" to describe the possible phenomena behind all the hype surrounding global transformation. Riding the Wave not only collects the most probable scenarios we may face in the near future – it provides the context to make it all intelligible.

With roots in the science of hyperdimensions made popular by physicist Michio Kaku and the Fortean theories of the late John Keel, Riding the Wave suggests that many of the noticeable changes to our world in the last century are symptoms of the approaching Wave. From climate change, extreme population growth and technological development, as well as novel social and political movements, to the advent of UFO sightings, crop circles, and a variety of otherworldly experiences, something is up on the Big Blue Marble, and it all seems to be leading to a sea change in the way we see and interact with the world. The only question is, will it be for the better or the worse?

An intimate blend of science and mysticism, this volume of Laura Knight-Jadczyk's Wave Series initiates the process of unveiling the truth about life on Earth, and the man behind the curtain...

The Wave is a term used to describe a Macro-Cosmic Quantum Wave Collapse that produces both a physical and a 'metaphysical' change to the Earth and all those residing upon it. It is theorized to be statistically probable sometime in the early 21st century. The concept of The Wave is vital for anyone wishing to understand the deeper meaning and reality of the human experience and what our very near future may have in store for us.

Genres: Nonfiction, History, Psychology, Spirituality

308 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Harrison · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the things that makes Laura Knight-Jadczyk's Wave series so great is the breadth and depth of the topics she covers. When she takes on a subject, she doesn't just focus on one aspect, she focuses on all of them, tying them together to show the interconnections, implications, and fine distinctions in them all. So when she writes about 2012 and ideas about global transformation, she doesn't take the simplistic approach favored by so many other authors. She gets into the nitty gritty: the possible science, signs and symptoms, necessary conditions, personal and social implications, and practical considerations. Along the way she shares personal experiences that read like a novel, 'damned data' that would peak even Charles Fort's interest, and speculations on par with those of John Keel and Jacques Vallee. And it all starts in this book. The Wave Series, the books cited within, and the books you'll find after reading even those will provide a lifetime of reading, and learning is fun!

[Muhamad · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just finished reading this.

I already read the online version a couple years ago. Now, after re-reading it in the book version it still amaze me with a whole new information and perspectives.

[Rachel · Rating 4 out of 5]

I feel like I’m on some watchlist now 😂

[Jessie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Available for free in its entirety from Cassiopaea.org