Remember Who You Are: Remember Where You Are and Where You Come from

David Icke has been a trailblazer for more than two decades, warning of the coming global facist/communist state that is now unfolding on the television news and in our daily experience. He was subjected to mass ridiculae and called a madman - but events have proved him right, and continue to do so. Remember Who You Are breaks massive new ground as David connects the dots between apparently unconnected people, subjects and world events like never before. Suddenly, a world of apparent complexity, mystery and bewilderment makes sense. The key is in the title. We are enslaved because we identify self with out body and our name, when these are only vehilcles and symbols for what we really are — Infinite Awareness, Infinite Consciousness. We are imprisoned in the realms of the five senses and little me when we are All That is.

Audience
adult
Length
long · 441 pages

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