Adam Donaldson Powell discusses his new books, and Thought Projection

Tue, 08 Dec 2009 19:01:41 +0000

In this edition I’m talking with Author Adam Donaldson Powell about two of his books, The Tunnel at the End Time, and 2014. Adam talks about thought projection, and how humanity on the macro level can create a better world for all of us by a shift in thought patterns. He refers to Chapter 11 in The Tunnel at the End of Time as a mental hard on, and when you read that book, you’ll see, it is. It’s a fictional piece about a guy named Neil, who’s father is a member of the Illuminati, and taught him thought projection techniques. The book illustrates how the Illuminati use thought projection as a tool of mind control, however it can also be used by any person for good purposes. Adam explains how. Is 2012 the year that we can expect the big event/events that experts are predicting? Or is it maybe 2014 hence the title of Adam’s other book we discuss. Some short excerpts: 1. “What we are saying is usually a reflection of what someone else wants us to think.” 2. “Why do you think that all the newspapers in the world carry the same headlines all the time?” 3. “When you have such things as thought waves, they are able to move in all directions with great speed.” 4. “It’s not very difficult to condition people.” 5. “By the Time it gets to the movie theater it’s old news.” 6. “The good guys win in the end, we need that kind of thought projection.” 7. Adam discusses his theory about Crystal, and Light Energy Science, you’ll find this fascinating! 8. “What we think we know as reality is far from it?” 9. Psycho Kinesis according to Adam is a system in which one can move objects with just their mental energy. 10. Think it’s not possible to travel through outer space? Sure about that? 11. Is shape shifting possible? 12. Are we living reality on this planet? I think you’ll have a different perception after hearing what Adam has to say about all this. Adam’s website is http://www.adamdonaldsonpowell.com/index.html

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Adam Donaldson Powell discusses his new books, and Thought Projection