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The Labyrinth of Time

The Illusion of Past, Present and Future

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The Labyrinth of Time

By: Anthony Peake
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In The Labyrinth of Time, Anthony Peake explores the relationship between consciousness and reality, and in the process puts forward an amazing hypothesis that can explain many enigmatic phenomena, including déjà vu, precognition, near-death experience, and altered states. It features a cutting-edge account of modern time theory covering time slips, precognitive dreams, and the elasticity of time during moments of extreme stress, near-death experience, and certain stages of hypnotic trance. The Labyrinth of Time is as compelling and persuasive as Peake's groundbreaking Is There Life After Death? and The Daemon.

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Expanding upon his past works, Peake dives deeper into the nature of “time”, consciousness, reality and their interrelation. If you’re looking to continue down his path of cheating the ferryman, you only need to take this next step

Peake does it again

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I enjoy Anthony Peake's books and this is another great read. I will be listening a second time.

Another great contemplative work

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This book is an excellent continuation of the ideas Anthony Peake first shared with the world in his book "Is There Life After Death?: The Extraordinary Science of What Happens when We Die." That book is also available on Audible, and if you haven't either read or listened to that book yet, I recommend you listen to that one first. That book will change your way of thinking, and then once you've digested that work, buy this book and give it a listen. This is a great companion book, and gets even deeper into the questions and philosophies about the nature of TIME than the first book. I can't recommend this book highly enough. The concepts in it will expand your viewpoint, and having the author read it himself in this audio version adds another layer to it. I have most of his books in paper copies, but I'm really I'm hoping Mr. Peake will continue releasing each of his books in audio format. If he does, I will listen to them all -- and you should too!

Fantastic and Fascinating

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It took me a moment to get used to the Anthony's British accent but the content was so captivating that i soon forgot about that. I had to buy the kindle version to get all the great references to other books and study. I feel that was money well spent and enjoyed re-listening to it while following on my iPad! Anthony presents what could be seen as a dry subject into a captivating masterpiece.

Absolutely amazing

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I wanted to like this book as it was recommended by someone. It’s not mind blowing or new. The thing that saved the audiobook was the author’s voice. A quick internet search could save someone a credit or money. He is masterful at collecting and repackaging others work in this field. I experienced the same thing in his other works. Hey everyone needs to make a living I guess.

I really tried…

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Lots of personal experience stories that mean or prove nothing to me. Everyone in the world has experiences like this and they’re not writing a book about it. Lots of random studies about things connected to the subject but nothing very interesting. The personal stories are just grueling to read and go on and on with pointless details

Awful

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