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REVIEWS © and beyond), single mothers and stepmoth- B oO oO K S ers, and mothers who establish a psychic connection with beings not yet conceived. THE MOTHER LINK To paraphrase Eason, the mother link can by Cassandra Eason transcend time, space and biology, and con- Publisher: Seastone, USA, 1999 (first found scientific attempts to quantify it. I'm published as Mother Love, Robinson still nonplussed over the study she cites that Publishers, UK, 1998 showed newborns responded attentively to ISBN: 1-56975-167-6 (192pp tpb) the theme from Neighbours, which had been Price: USD$12.95; £16.99 (494pp he, played to them while in the womb. Other ISBN 1-85487-954-5) sorts of music had no such effect! Available: USA—Seastone/Ulysses Press, These moving, sometimes spooky, stories PO Box 3440, Berkeley, CA 94703-3440, are testament to the power of motherhood— tel (510) 601 8301, fax (510) 601 8307, e- about which there can be no argument! mail ; UK— Robinson Publishers, tel 0171 938 3830 THE RHYTHMS OF NATURE Volume | he purest, most enduring form of love is by Brian David Andersen a mother's love, being at once both mys- Publisher: Harmonic Spiral, USA, 1999 tical and mundane. is at the heart of 4 ISBN: 0-9671850-0-9 (178pp sp/b) hee oe leat an Thine the baie er Price: USD$n/a; contact publisher eee ees ees te Ue Dash Available: USA—Harmonic Spiral, 861 UK author Cassandra Eason's book, The Mother Link (originally titled Mother Love), the result of her desire to celebrate mother- hood. Eason appealed for contributions and was overwhelmingly rewarded with Sixth Ave #403, San Diego, CA 92101, tel (619) 884 1455, fax (619) 233 3441, e- mail , website B rian David Andersen has some truly par- adigm-changing findings to share in The Rhythms of Nature. However, they're hid- den within a stream-of-consciousness rave that's big on rhetoric and requires patience to follow. Okay, so it's his rave, but his thesis really deserves some judicious editing. At the centre of Anderson's argument is his hypothesis that all the chemical elements consist of condensed chirals or light parti- cles, so formed by harmonic tones generated by the Sun, the Earth and the other planets of the solar system. Moreover, the chemical elements (96 in total, according to his model) manifest in multiples of seven. Andersen illustrates this by superimposing these 96 elements on a 360-degree circle, showing that they were formed not in a lin- ear manner but in a wave that repeats every 26.25 degrees around the circle. For anyone interested in sacred geometry, this creates myriad beautiful, recursive mandala designs, the more one moves into the mathematics. responses, though these have been consider- With due acknowledgement to occult ably edited down for this US edition. chemists Besant and Leadbeater, who spent _ The stories speak of the power of maternal 35 years from the late 1890s psychically intuition, of the emotional, psychic and spir- mapping the elements, Andersen describes itual bonds between mother and child, and the 96-strong Harmonic Table of the of the patience and care which mothers self-_ Elements, wherein oxygen supports the lessly give to their offspring. Mothers tell of structure of condensed light and provides averting sure-death situations by acting upon —_ coherent movement to the other 95 ele- niggling feelings, of loving links and two- ments, and phosphorus—the third element way communications with their unborn chil- formed in the first multiple-seven wave— dren, and of premonitions that allowed them transforms chirals into physical matter. He's a chance to farewell their babies who were really onto something important here. about to die suddenly. From the colour spectrum to the chakra _Eason covers special links, including adop- system, Andersen's interconnections could tive mothers and grandmothers (this world well turn your world-view inside out. THE RHYTHMS OF NATURE Volume | by Brian David Andersen Publisher: Harmonic Spiral, USA, 1999 ISBN: 0-9671850-0-9 (178pp sp/b) Price: USD$n/a; contact publisher Available: USA—Harmonic Spiral, 861 Sixth Ave #403, San Diego, CA 92101, tel (619) 884 1455, fax (619) 233 3441, e- mail , website Be David Andersen has some truly par- adigm-changing findings to share in The Rhythms of Nature. However, they're hid- den within a stream-of-consciousness rave that's big on rhetoric and requires patience to follow. Okay, so it's his rave, but his thesis really deserves some judicious editing. At the centre of Anderson's argument is his hypothesis that all the chemical elements consist of condensed chirals or light parti- cles, so formed by harmonic tones generated by the Sun, the Earth and the other planets of the solar system. Moreover, the chemical elements (96 in total, according to his model) manifest in multiples of seven. Andersen illustrates this by superimposing these 96 elements on a 360-degree circle, showing that they were formed not in a lin- ear manner but in a wave that repeats every 26.25 degrees around the circle. For anyone interested in sacred geometry, this creates myriad beautiful, recursive mandala designs, the more one moves into the mathematics. With due acknowledgement to occult chemists Besant and Leadbeater, who spent 35 years from the late 1890s psychically mapping the elements, Andersen describes the 96-strong Harmonic Table of the Elements, wherein oxygen supports the structure of condensed light and provides coherent movement to the other 95 ele- ments, and phosphorus—the third element formed in the first multiple-seven wave— transforms chirals into physical matter. He's really onto something important here. From the colour spectrum to the chakra system, Andersen's interconnections could well turn your world-view inside out. 78 NEXUS AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 1999