The Eye's Revelation: Book 2 of the Third Eye Trilogy

The thought provoking adventures of the Third Eye Trilogy continue in The Eye’s Revelation. Feedback from early readers of Book 1, Through the Third Eye, was incorporated into this book. I thank you all for your input. . It is absolutely critical to read Book 1 before you read this book. The first book sets the background for both characters and events. Reading this book without background is like walking into a movie at the intermission. . Past life regressions described in the Trilogy are fairly accurate to the process and experience of psychologists, pschiatrists and therapists in actual practice. Whether reincarnation and past lives is real or not does not change the reality of a past life regression session. The strongest affirmative feedback that I received on Book 1 for accuracy came from psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists and medical doctors. . In Book 2, intense action flares in a variety of forms to keep you wondering what is around the next corner and why the bad guys just will not stop. However, Clay, Shali and their colleagues are not taking it lying down. The global search takes them to the jungles of Papua New Guinea, the mountains of Nepal, bustling streets of Delhi and Kathmandu, and the antiquities of Rome. Readers get more action and interaction because past life regressions incorporate a new technology to shorten the hypnosis scenes. Don’t you love the CIA? . The provocative nature of the twists and turns should again make many readers stop and ponder the world around them. I expect to hear of more family arguments as to what is real and what is fiction in this book. . Some minor characters from Book 1 play more prominent roles, but you might love or hate.them. After you know what happened, will you blame them? Many of you asked for a return of the hilarious Tommy. Instead you have a different comedic character to embrace. He will make you laugh but he can show a mean streak. . Book 1 revealed that there are 3 types of readers of the Trilogy determined by whether or not someone believes in reincarnation or not: . • Type 1 reader: The believers; I call them “angels and healers”. They are typically Buddhists, Hindus, New Age, aboriginal indian cultures and more open-minded believers of reincarnation and afterlife. This is about half of the world’s population. They love all aspects of reincarnation that lay the foundation of the story. . • Type 2: Non-believers; I call them “zombie, vampire, alien and Harry Potter lovers”. These readers enjoy the adventure, mystery, thriller, suspense, thought provoking and paranormal nature of the story. This group could be Christians, Muslims, Jews, atheists or hedge-betting agnostics; mostly the other half of the world’s population. But they all similarly love a good story. . • Type 3: I call this small group of vocal readers, “the fringe”. They are typically highly educated and intelligent PhD “left brainers”, or perhaps extremely religious individuals whose analytical or prejudicial minds interfere with their ability to absorb and enjoy the fiction. They try to analyze the meanings of the regressions too deeply. They refuse accept the possibility of reincarnation without definitive scientific proof yet will not read the Trilogy as pure fiction. Readers in “the fringe” are encouraged to move to the “zombie, vampire, alien and Harry Potter lover” side, so they can simply enjoy the fictional story. If you find yourself in this group and want a real mental challenge, I urge you to read any of the hundreds of non-fictional books on past life regressions by pyschologists and psychiatrists. I have listed a set of these on my website to get you started. . Which type of reader are you? . Please enjoy this second installment of the Third Eye Trilogy.