The fourth awakening book review

So, last night was the night that my book club met and we talked about the book "The Fourth Awakening" By: Rod Peenington and Jeffery A. Martin.



It was an interesting read. Basically, the book is about the power of thought. It's about a reporter who was great in her own day but took time off to be a Mom and is now trying to get back into it. An old friend of hers calls her about interviewing an inmate at the local military prison that most of the media outlets have agreed to not publish anything about.



The inmate is a scientist who is giving the government a bunch of trouble with his research and they want to take it over and classify everything, while the scientist would like to tell everyone.



It was not a book that I just could not put down, but it was still a good read. It was one that I did not want to move on to another book until I have finished with that one. They were defintily lacking in some of their descriptions, but since both authors are actual scientists I can overlook that.



The best thing about the book really was not the story in itself. Most of my book club agreed with me when I told them that after I was done with the book I couldn't stop thinking about how I could now tottally do things with my mind. The power of positive and negative thought really is pretty great. Rose (in my club) pointed out that it is sometimes so hard to really get excited and carried away with positive emotions, and then also so easy to get angry about something.



If nothing else this is a good book to make one think. Not only about themselves, but also about society as a whole. It makes you want to do research on the side just to see if they are right. How far does the fiction go? There is a small history lesson, but it leaves you wanting more.



I would recomend this book to anyone who likes books about conspiracy theories, new age thinking particularly about reaching an enlightened state, or action books.