Title: unconvincing at best
Product review: The most bizzare thing, to me, was the fact that Gary is supposed to be some uneducated "shmuck", who's very "surprized" by the fact that he was "chosen" by the ascending masters. Strangely, during the encounters, he sometimes appears to posses knoweledge of different religions, sects, saints, etc. that is far beyond what an average, even educated, person might have. And then the language that the ascending masters sometimes use? It sounds more like Gary speaking. I tend to think that Gary made up the whole thing: the ascending masters, the ideas....Having said that, some of the information in the book is very interesting, albeit not that revolutionary, the only truly new concept being "forgiveness", which I find highly disturbing. Also, the fact that we're supposed to obey The Holy Spirit and let him guide us back home, as if we're some poor lost helpless children, waisting our time playing some imaginary games (reality).
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