The Millennium Book of Prophecy: 777 Visions and Predictions from Nostredamus, Edgar Cayce, Gurdjeff & More

by John Hogue

Book Overview

Las profeci as del milenio analiza las biografi as y las visiones de los ma s grandes videntes y profetas de la historia, entre ellos Nostradamus, Edgar Cayce y Madame Blavatsky. Antiguos o modernos,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0062514989
• ISBN13: 9780062514981
• Release Date: May 1997
• Publisher: HarperOne
• Length: 400 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Almost a new category.

John Hogue is very good about not making excessive claims, and is actually quite naturally unassuming in his written and interview presentations. He shows he is a great researcher, clever thinker, and good communicator. His writing and opinions are based upon years seriously spent on integrating huge volumes of disparate stuff that interests just about everyone, but that is nearly impossible to access without his kind of dedicated effort. There almost needs to be a new category to classify this book. It's something like a one-volume encyclopedia, but it is also a social lens on past and present events and on useful myths. I think of the various segments as objects in a toolbox, each having a potential use to give insight on a particular issue or event, even if some of the tools are not used in everyone's experiences.

Excellent Read!

Creepy! Lots of these came true!

excellent reading!

This book makes you review your entire believe system many times and in many ways. I have read many books on prophecy and this is by far the best yet in my opinion! I have already reread it several times. Great work John Hogue!

An interesting and frightening book.

Hogue has quotes from dozens of prophets, old and new. Some are very familiar, such as Nostradamus and Cayce. But he also has included some very obscure references. The prophecies come from many sources - the ancient Oracles, the Bible, Native Americans. The picture he paints of the future of the world is frightening indeed. However, the last chapter does hint at some hope for mankind. A must read for anyone interested in prophecy or the coming Millennium.

Required reading for all!

This book not only compiles a vast array of prophecy from a wide variety of sources into a clear and concise package, but also provides a host of information that should serve as a good starting point for spiritual seekers and millenial devotees. The only reason I cannot give a ten is that the previous edition (pub 1994) had superior packaging. (A small concession amidst excellent content) To truly understand the changes that are approaching at an ever increasing rate, you must not only delve into the "new age" areas of study, but also must have a grasp on world and comparitive religeon, philosophy (especially in the areas of collective unconsious and primary motivational directives), physics (especially string theory and the Mandelbrot set), astronomy (dark matter, Orien, and Sirius - UFO's?), astrology, and anthropology (especially regarding the movements of Antarctica, survival through the ice age and previous pole shifts, and the very real possibility that we are not the first - or last - to be here), etc. This book will not answer these questions. It will however, give a vast portion of the starting points necessary to continue your research and introduce prophecy and philosophy that is less than mainstream. (and closer to accurate than any I have seen. It is advisable, although not necessary, to review the work of Osho in conjunction with this book. Thank you, Mr. Hogue, for making this available to the masses and perhaps in your own way, contributing to the inevitable "evolution?" that is to come. If you haven't already, read Graham Hancocks "Fingerprints of the Gods." It is well worth the time as well.