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The Dangerous Man: Conversations with Free-Thinkers and Truth-Seekers [Paperback]

Karen Sawyer
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  • Paperback: 492 pages
  • Publisher: O Books (11 Feb 2010)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 1846943450
  • ISBN-13: 978-1846943454
  • Product Dimensions: 21.3 x 13.7 x 2.8 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 128,045 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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A potpouri of hope for all our futures. Please read this and sense the wonders of freedom. --David Bellamy

What is written here will entertain, shock, enrage and amaze in equal part, but ultimately it is a source of hope and I thoroughly recommend it to all who seek the truth. --Brian J Allan, paranormal investigator, researcher, and author of The Heretics: Can We Now Explain The Unexplainable

The most complete guide to what free-thinking is all about. A true red pill, which only looks like a book. --Paul Bondarovski, Editor, The Dot Connector magazine

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On this planet, there exists a diverse range of individuals, of all ages, cultures and beliefs, who have the potential to transform life as we know it, for the better. It is time for us to make informed decisions not only for ourselves, but for the future generations that follow. The informed spiritual individual is a powerful force to be reckoned with indeed. On a quest for truth, Karen Sawyer interviewed 32 of the most dangerous and controversial minds of our time; including David Icke, Michael Tsarion, Bruce Lipton, Cleve Backster, Ralph Ellis, Jerry E Smith, Mary Croft, Neil Hague, John Perkins, Peter Taylor, Ian R Crane, Winston Shrout, Michael Cremo, Ellis C Taylor, Jonathan Goldman, and Alan Wilson. The result is a curious combination of mystery, anomaly, and occult secrets among fascinating research and insights within history, science, commerce and law, the environment, and much more.

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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By S. Carr
Format:Paperback
In times gone by a writer would have met an untimely and unpleasant end for putting together this tome of alternative thinking and research. Luckily we live in a more open world and have access to this information so that we can re-learn how to think for ourselves. This book is dangerous, not because it is unsafe but because it empowers the reader to think in new ways and challenges deeply held beliefs. Karen writes clearly and fluidly so that you feel as though you are sat having a conversation with the alternative researchers yourself.
There is so much here to open your mind, even for the seasoned 'alternative' there are thoughts and ideas which you might not have come across before. The great thing about this book is that it is like a doorway into many new worlds - you could spend many hours delving into the work of those interviewed - such as Icke, Ellis Taylor and Alan Wilson or you could take it a step further and become Dangerous yourself. This book is an inspiration to the Dangerous soul - to be awakened in this world and to see it with open eyes - highly recommended!
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
A Dangerous Read! 28 Jun 2010
By Kala
Format:Paperback
This is Karen's second book and strikes a balance with her first book, 'Soul Companions' which was perhaps the light to the darkness of The Dangerous Man..... That's not to say that this book is gloomy, far from it.

This is a collection of conversations with radical thinkers, many of whom might loosely be described as 'conspiracy theorists' although the term 'alternative researchers' is probably more apt. The book contains a wide range of perspectives and ideas, ranging from David Icke, who comes far out of leftfield (to this mind at least), to the wonderfully intelligent Neil Kramer. The common thread running through all of these conversations is that the contributors are original thinkers. They don't regurgitate other people's theories and beliefs, so this book is a treasure trove of ideas and insights that expand one's own thinking - which is a treat indeed.

Some of the contributers clearly have radical beliefs and theories about what is really going on in this 3D world of ours, 'The Matrix' as it's often called. While others pose more questions than answers, encouraging the reader to think for themselves too. Hence my title 'A Dangerous Read'- at least it might be for anyone who has strong beliefs and theories of their own about life on this planet!

I guess the reason I loved it so much is that I have always had a questioning mind and learn best through asking questions. I am also trying to give up beliefs- which I regard largely as being unhelpful habits! And this book helps me in that by challenging all that our culture tells us is true.

I very much enjoyed reading Karen's own narrative, which introduces each section of the book and weaves the threads loosely together. Karen writes with intelligence, humour and self-disclosure, with all the hallmarks of an author who can write her own very readable and original story.

Thank you for bringing this book into the world, Karen and I look forward to your next one.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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Karen Sawyer's marvellous book `The Dangerous Man' is a veritable treasure trove of spiritual teaching and knowledge, resonating with magical flavour of blossom from the mouths of the many researchers who have taken the personal journey of Selfhood rather than enveloping themselves in the false world of media, glitz, entrainment and corporations.

The tresses of rainbow drops and flow emanate from thirty-four Souls, introducing personal wisdom with a deep care for humanity and the Now! For those who are fortunate to walk the same path as this glowing manuscript, the words will carry close to the heart.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
A Favourite!
This is one of my favourite ever books.
Karen, thank you so very much for compiling this work.
Though I was already familiar with many of the topics covered it was great... Read more
Published 13 days ago by Mr. P.
Disappointing
Previously wrote a very lengthy review but for some reason it never got posted. My main points:

- Chapters too short to delve into subjects properly. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Guitarman
Amazing collection of thinkers.
I had no doubt this was going to be a very interesting book with guys like Tsarion, Ian Crane, and David Icke, but I had not heard of the majority of the people in this book... Read more
Published 9 months ago by the great amphibian
A little dangerous
Karen Sawyer believes that balance is important in life. That is not a statement we can find too much fault with. Balance helps us keep clear of extremes - usually. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Hande Z
a must for enquiring minds
excellent book ,many subjects covered enjoyed article /chapter with Ian R Crane , a must for truthseekers
Published 19 months ago by Frankieman
a must buy
The Dangerous Man, an interesting book. The writings from many and various contributors gave 'pause for thought'. It was all brought brilliantly together by Karen Sawyer.
Published 20 months ago by flower
Buy this book!
If your unfamiliar with 'Free Thinking' or 'Truth Seeking', this book is a great introduction. Even if you are familiar with such things, its a fine read. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Mc Flatpress
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