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A Path to Enlightenment

This book describes the author’s search for life’s meaning. He found that meaning through Buddhism, Bon and Taoism. This insightful work delves into the nature of time, offering a unique perspective on consciousness, psychology, and belief systems. Dive into this thought-provoking journey towards enlightenment and self-discovery.

But he could only reach the conclusions he did because of his life experiences. He came to realise that “Science does NOT study the universe. It studies the human mind’s perception of that universe”. Thus humans are trapped in a delusionary world inside their heads that does not reflect true reality. When one realises this, one becomes aware that Time only exists in our minds, not in the external universe. The universe that we see, only exists inside our minds.

The Girl from Posolskoe

The book “The Girl from Posolskoe” is a work of fiction that follows the story of Eric, an Australian man who meets Svetlana, while traveling on the Trans-Siberian Express. As they journey together, they explore themes of love, loss, and the search for meaning in life. While also delving into Russian culture and history. The novel captures their experiences, interactions, and the connections they form during their time together. Thus highlighting the significance of family, community, and personal histories. He is invited to her family home in Posolskoe on the southeastern shore of Lake Baikal. Is Svetlana’s and her family all they seem to be?

A Journey of Self Discovery

This biography describes the author’s life story. His visions and premonitions in early youth and how these things came true in later life. Our life is predetermined by forces we can neither understand much less control. The author gained an understanding of these forces, particularly family Karma from his studies into Buddhism and Taoism.

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The Metalliferous Mineralization in the Western Antarctic Peninsula

“The Metalliferous Mineralization in the Western Antarctic Peninsula” is the author’s PhD thesis from 1978. The author visited the Antarctic Peninsula from 1975 – 1977 to undertake the fieldwork for his thesis.

The Reader and the University Student.

The book “The Reader and the University Student” is a work of fiction set in the town of Wolanchester, England. Here lying, deceit and disingenuity are valued while truth-telling is seen as treason. The story follows a student at the University of Wolanchester who uncovers dark secrets about the university. As well as and a secretive freemasonary organization. Leading him to a confrontation with evil forces and a race to reveal the truth. This story is based on the author’s experiences at a particular English University. It is a story of a student who was harassed to join a secret society. Not just whilst at university, but throughout this entire career. He discovered that the country he grew up in and which he believed was a free and democratic society was in fact anything but that. Behind the facade of freedom and democracy was a totalitarian system of order and control. There was no justice. Good men were destroyed whilst evil men prospered.

Luigina

The book “Luigina” is about the author’s encounter with Luigina, the cousin of his stepmother, Fiorella. The book describes the complex relationships and secrets that shaped his family’s history. It explores the intertwined lives of the characters. Including Luigina’s past, her marriage to Cesarino, and the suspicions of foul play surrounding Cesarino’s death. The narrative delves into themes of infidelity, revenge, and societal expectations in high society marriages in Italy. As well as the author’s reflections on human affairs and living in the present moment. Luigina was a matriarch from a very old Noble Italian Family. She was a highly respected local dignitary. When her husband’s scandalous behaviour came to light, it threatened her family reputation. She decided to choose the lesser of two evils and eliminate her boring husband. Because of her impeccable family and personal connections she did this without suspicion or remorse. She protected the family reputation as this to her, was the most important thing in life.

The World’s Forst Geordie – Russian Phrasebook.

A short phrasebook useful for Geordies travelling to Russia. Geordie dialect of English may have Nordic language roots related to early Russian. Useful Geordie phrases for tourists include vocabulary and scenarios. Stories of Viking settlements in Northern England and a farmer’s life in Castleton are shared.

Peter Alexander Taipan: Director Intelligence Agency of Gomorrah

“Peter Alexander Taipan, Director of the Intelligence Agency of Gomorrah” is a story of a corrupt intelligence agency official. He was beyond control of the law and answerable to no one. His greed for power and money resulted in the social destruction of his home island of Gomorrah. And the near annihilation of the human race. Taipan implemented strict laws to suppress criticism, leading to concerns about freedom of the press. IOG engaged in corrupt practices like rigging lottery tickets and stealing economic secrets. IOG used fear tactics and orchestrated terror threats to control society and establish a totalitarian regime. Gomorrah’s democracy was a facade, with all institutions controlled by IOG and Antichristos. The Red Dragon invaded Gomorrah to counter the oppressive regime.

Samantha Ann Penwortham’s Progress

A story of one woman’s climb up the ladder of promotion. She discovered the ruling class were more corrupt than she was! No one got in the way of her ambitions, but in the end she lost her moral soul. Samantha excelled in English to please her teacher, had unconventional sexual preferences, and engaged in debauched affairs. She conspired to ruin her husband’s Rodney’s career and was involved in a sexual conspiracy at Lanchester University. Samantha later became a corrupt Head Mistress supplying victims to pedophiles and underwent brainwashing seminars. After emigrating to Australia, Rodney faced career setbacks due to Freemasonry influence due to their lies. The book questions the credibility of religious figures like ‘Jesus.’ And discusses psychopathic meanings of these religious texts, which are a danger to humanity.

Changing Britain into a Republic using Democratic Methods.

This book criticises the British Monarchy for its control over institutions, wealth, and power, likening it to feudalism and tyranny. It questions the legality and validity of the Monarchy’s rule, highlighting issues of descent and illegitimacy. Suggestions are made to weaken the Monarchy through political defiance, economic pressure, and potential removal through BRITEXIT. The book calls for a modern democratic system to replace the Monarchy in Britain.

A pamphlet describing the means to change Britain from a “Constitutional Monarchy” into a free Republic. The role of king is a secular position. The appointment of the king by “god” is ecclesiastical. Thus the king cannot be appointed on the death of the previous monarch as that would be a secular appointment. He cannot become head of the church of England, the representative of “God”, an ecclesiastical role until he becomes King. Here is the paradox. He cannot be king until he is the ecclesiastical “representative of “God””. But he cannot be “Gods” representative, until he is king. In other words this is an impossible circular paradox. The paradox is that if he claims the throne by right of “God”, his role of king is unconstitutional. He can never be a valid constitutional king! He is an imposter, a usurper.

The New World Order

This book Investigates the ‘New World Order’ involving control by Satan. The Masonic Orders, Monarchy, Intelligence Services, Universities, Media, Church, Capitalist System, Military, Police, and Farmers. The book questions the existence of a global government run by faceless men, with endless wars and terrorism as prelude. It mentions Freemasonry’s control over US Presidents and ruling class using vices to maintain obedience. The work criticises the British Monarchy’s extravagance and corruption, with US and UK admitting inability to protect Europe. Highlighted international bankers profiting from wars, media manipulation, and government’s lack of response to people’s requests. This work is a summary of what the “Alternative Media” calls “The New World Order.” It describes the different levels of control of society and who runs them. As Marcus Aurelius once stated in “Meditations”; the lower orders serve the higher and the higher orders look after each other. However, what the media is calling a “New World Order”, it is actually a collapsing “Old World Order.”

The Nature of Political Power

The book “The Nature of Political Power” explores the origins and nature of political power, which stem from evil. It delves into how evil is used by rulers, dictators, and institutions to gain and maintain control. It emphasises the importance of love and compassion in overcoming evil’s influence. The text also discusses mind control, manipulation, and the need for individuals to develop personal moral compasses to resist manipulation. It advocates for a change in the way rulers are elected. And promotes working for the good of others rather than self-interest. “The Nature of Political Power” describes how the Devil uses evil to gain political control over humanity. Evil is the Devil’s “Modus Operandi” but his ends are political power and control of all human beings.

The Devil Can Be Kind to Some People

This book delves into the intriguing journey of Michael John Littlefair as he uncovers his family history and his father’s war record. Through his research and personal anecdotes, he paints a vivid picture of resilience, discovery, and the complexities of evil. “The Devil can be kind to some people” is a true story about the author’s family history. It describes the journeys to Russia by his family in 1918 – 1921, 1928 – 1934 and 1944. The biography also recounts the author’s two trips to Russia and the realization of how that family history has effected his life an career.

The author’s belief in the Buddhist notion of Karma arises from this history. In the sense that what your ancestors did, that you may know nothing about, can impact your life and career.

A Moment in Time

“A Moment in Time” is a story about a Buddhist and son travelling on a journey into Tibet, China. During the journey, the lay Buddhist explains his understanding of the meaning of Time in Buddhism to the son. A lay Buddhist traveler and son visit Tibet Autonomous Region, China in December 2017. Their journey includes a visit to Darchen, Mt Kailash, and discussions on Dependent Origination. It emphasises mindfulness, emptiness, and non-duality of existence. The traveller reflects on consciousness, time, and the impermanence of thoughts. It contains a detailed descriptions of landscapes, railway journeys, and cultural sites in Tibet. The lay Buddhist traveler explores concepts of enlightenment, consciousness, and non-duality during trip to Tibet.

The Tao: Mankind’s Future?

The book explores the idea that early humans had a spiritual connection with nature, but modern humans have lost this connection. It examines ancient religions to understand what has been lost in human progress, arguing that the creation of the ego led to a fear of death and separation from nature. The book suggests that the Tao may offer a way to restore harmony between humans and the planet. “The Tao: Mankind’s Future” describes how the philosophy of the Tao is most relevant for solving the world’s current political, environmental and social problems.

We must all gain humility, compassion and empathy for others, but more importantly, we have to eliminate the ego. The ego, particularly where it has gone to extremes of sycophantic worship of leaders is a threat to our freedom. When egotistical leaders gain positions of power and who are narcissistic, egotistical megalomaniacs – this represent the greatest threat and a looming disaster for humanity. The greatest threat are those who elect themselves to supreme power because they think have a Divine right to do so. Better to elect people of humility to lead the world rather than people whose only concern is their own fame and wealth.

The Extra-Terrestrial Colonisation Program

The text explores the enigmatic nature of consciousness, discussing its definition, influences, potential relationship with DNA, and risks associated with artificial intelligence. “The Extraterrestrial Colonisation Program” briefly describes the author’s belief that the Aliens played a con trick on humanity during the Cold War era. When Alien spacecraft “crashed,” their technology was adapted by both sides of the iron curtain without any understanding of what the long term effects would be. The Aliens were aware of the mistrust and paranoia that one side had for the other. They knew that human psychology would drive both sides into adapting Alien technology into their military, industrial and administrative systems. Humans have now unrelentingly developed these systems, without checks and controls to the point where artificial intelligence machines will soon be running all human activities without the need for human input. Shortly, the Aliens will return and take over our world with seamless ease, discarding humanity along the way.

Path to Enlightenment – Conclusions

The book “Path to Enlightenment – Conclusions” by Michael John Littlefair explores the author’s search for meaning in life after traveling to Russia and Tibet. Littlefair delves into the concept of time, the subconscious mind, ancestral memories, premonitions, and the limitations of human consciousness. He discusses accessing the subconscious mind through methods like psilocybin drugs, the potential existence of extraterrestrial super intelligence, and the idea that consciousness is energy. Littlefair also reflects on personal experiences with dreams and genetic memories, suggesting that certain events may be predetermined by the universe’s code sequence. Ultimately, the book challenges traditional scientific approaches and proposes a deeper understanding of the universe through tapping into the subconscious mind. “Path to Enlightenment – Conclusions” briefly describes the author’s understanding of the reality of consciousness. It summarises the events and experiences that led the author to his conclusions about life.

If the reader was to study “The path to Enlightenment” first, it may make the understanding of these conclusions easier.