Earth changes, pole shifts, Indian yogis who change bodies every few centuries, Hopi prophecies, the secret government, the French military trying to blow up the axis of Christ-consciousness grid with eight nuclear bombs, the sixth blast awakening Mother Earth from her slumber since the last pole shift 13,000 years ago, the Greys still looking for a way out on Mars, ascended masters with etheric books guiding the planet through yet another eleventh hour, and Drunvalo Melchizedek providing a thirteenth dimension perspective.

Following his best-selling Nothing in This Book Is True, But It's Exactly How Things Are, Bob Frissell invites readers back onto the roller coaster to the twenty-first century. Frissell stands at the juncture of three mystery schools-Leonard Orr's rebirthing with its roots in the immortal saints and yogis of India, sacred geometry with its Rosicrucian and Gnostic antecedents, and Pueblo millenary religion with its uncharted bridges between intergalactic legends and apocalyptic parables. Something in This Book Is True.. . is Frissell's journey of inner discovery and empowerment. We follow him from the Kennedy assassination to his first meeting with Leonard Orr dressed in a green sweater with dollar signs all over it. We share his trials and triumphs at an est initiation and learn about rebirthing and emotional body clearing firsthand.

Something in This Book is True ... is more than another New Age prophecy, self-help technique, or millennial mythology; it is a training manual for entering the Earth's future, whatever it may be. Frissell has no stake in scaring readers with cataclysms or promising exotic future shocks. Instead he teaches us how to make ourselves into a vehicle for traveling through a universe of danger and hope. The human race is on the verge of something so unbelievable we cannot begin to imagine it; yet what we will become is a direct function of who we are.

Frissell himself is everyman (everywoman too), a spirit-guide to a journey each of us must take ourselves, a voice warning of the terrible things that will happen (but only if we addict ourselves to a vision of the terrible things that will happen).

It is up to readers to decide if this is all true or if none of it is true. Because in the end your own word must be enough. For this lifetime and for all lifetimes and universes to come.

In fact, your word is the only thing that will get you through.