Psychic Warrior: Inside the Cia's Stargate Program: The True Story of a Soldier's Espionage and Awakening

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Summary: Extremely exciting, brilliantly written.
Review: This is an extremely exciting book about the use of psychics in the spy war between the superpowers. It is brilliantly written, with an almost poetic language. I speed read it in two days. I just could not stop. Highly recommended

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Summary: He has identified the "unknowns" in the conspiracy system.
Review: I really liked his book, The parts pertaining to his family sadden a person, but make it that much more believable. He has identified the "unknown elements" between different realities which can not be ignored and which I think, many of us have wondered about over the years. I'm looking forward to more of his work.

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Summary: A superb book, finest of its kind anywhere.
Review: Truly an outstanding work of non-fiction. Anyone who doesn't believe the Government of the United States is involved in sinister activities has their head in the sand (or elsewhere). I heard this guy at a conference in Nevada where he was given a standing ovation from 850 people whihc I had never seen done before (from this crowd). He was also asked to speak a second time during the conference whihc I had never seen before either. A honest, highly credible and straight shooting man who posesses an intellect that puts his detractors to shame. I'll read this book over and over again because I get something from it each time my eyes hit the page. Outstanding, dynamic and it will be a collector's item just as soon as the movie is made.

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Summary: Sci-Fiesque fiction, clearly Anti-Government leaning
Review: I read this book with amusement, It was shallow, hollow and filled with inaccuracies.The implication that our Government is so utterly sinister is not only outrageous, but smacks of hysterical alarmnest fiction. It is indeed a waste of paper, I would not reccomend this book to anyone except to diehard X-files devotees.

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Summary: Finest book on the subject by any author.
Review: I met this man in the US Virgin Islands, heard him speak along with Terrance McKinsey on the subject of time travel and they were both phenomenal to listen to. I read this book immediately after hearing Dr. Morehouse speak and I've recommended it to all my friends. I have a real difficult time with "religious fanatics" and what appear to be nothing but jealous sour grapes from a world Dr. Morehouse left long ago. How unfortunate for them that they can find nothing to do but slander a man who lived his life in a way that should shame them. I found this to be a truly wonderful book and I recommend it to all interested in the subject.

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Summary: Facinating book by a clearly wonderful author.
Review: Dr. Morehouse is the real deal. If you aren't convinced after reading this book then take one of his Remote Viewing classes which are held the world over and see for yourself. There are no fake stories here, no false hopes and certainly no smoke and mirrors. This man tells the truth every time and changes the way people see themselves, the world and all humanity. This book changed my life forever.

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Summary: [e-mail] is full of you know what!
Review: Come on, are we supposed to believe the guy writing the previous review is for real? I don't think so. Give us a real Email address, attend one of Morehouse's courses and then make your statements. Did you really determine that remote viewing was a farse from reading this book? Don't think us as stupid as you--we know you didn't read it--or if you did, you've rendered a review based on what others in the intelligence community have told you to say. Take a look at the previous reviews--do they reflect your wisdom? Obviously not. This book will never be topped, it is a real portrayal of one man's struggle and one man's truth--read it and find yourself. Don't be swayed by the occasional intelligence community "patsy" who renders a judgement completely out of context for the sake of evening the score. "Scifye" never read the book, he just bought into the BS of the rest of the intelligence wantabes.

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Summary: Remote viewing has zero validity.
Review: Mr. Morehouse has simply produced a piece of fiction, so that he can sell books. I feel ashamed that I bought it. Even worse, he villifies the U.S. government in doing so, by including such bogus facts, supposedly uncovered by remote viewing, as-- The U.S. government knew that poison gas was being used in Iraq. The U.S. government did make one mistake. It didn't keep a close enough eye on the CIA and its budget, if it was allowed to fund this bogus wast e of the tax payers money.

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Summary: Fascinating reading. Hard to put down.
Review: A great book. I read it almost non-stop. An interesting disclosure about government secret activities. Morehouse probably should not have become involved with this group. Am glad he was able to get out of it alive. Reads like a spy novel, but best of all it is true.

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Summary: I've read the cover...
Review: Notice in the title that this book is about an "Awakening." That's all you really need to know in order to understand the authors' motives. That is, of course, if you already understand that the controllers are using suggestive language to facilitate your, yes YOUR, brainwashing. It is hoped that eager beavers will buy into the idea of millenarian "Enlightenment" which basically means you've given up thinking on your own and resigned yourself to a life of consumerism and obedience under the reign of a shallow, elitist and capital C Communist core of Satanists.