The Secret Influence of the Moon: Alien Origins and Occult Powers

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* Investigates the Moon as the home of an alien intelligence who controls humanity * Examines several of NASA's Apollo missions and the findings they concealed * Reveals the many holes in the "Giant Impact" theory about the Moon's origins and the evidence for a hollow, artificial Moon * Explores the deep influence of the Moon on the collective mind of humanity and occult teachings about the Moon from the Qabbalah, tarot and other sources Despite being the most prominent celestial body after the Sun, the Moon has many qualities that science has yet to explain. Lunar rock samples reveal the Moon once had a magnetic field like the Earth and seismic experiments by NASA suggest the Moon is at least partially hollow. For centuries people have observed lights, moving clouds and shadows and even the disappearance of entire craters via telescope. Apollo astronauts repeatedly felt the presence of a "non-human intelligence" during their Moon visits and many indigenous traditions speak of malevolent visitors from the Moon. A growing body of astrophysical and geological evidence shows the Moon is not an entirely natural world and that someone or something altered it long ago. Examining the Moon from both scientific and esoteric perspectives, Proud shows the Moon is not a cold, dead rock but a rich, fascinating world just as alive as Earth. Louis Proud explores the phases and movements of the Moon along with its ancient and mysterious features; its craters, maria, rilles, tunnels, and domes. He examines several of NASA's Apollo missions, showing not that NASA faked the Moon expeditions but that they concealed what the astronauts found there. He explains the many holes in the commonly accepted "Giant Impact" theory of the Moon's origins and reveals the evidence for a hollow, artificial Moon placed in orbit eons ago to observe Earth. Examining the deep influence of the Moon on the collective mind of humanity, Proud looks at what the Qabbalah, the tarot, and other occult traditions say about the Moon and interprets G. I. Gurdjieff's teachings that "we are food for the Moon." He investigates the Moon as a gateway to another realm, as the Purgatory of Christianity, and as the home of an alien intelligence who controls and exploits humanity.

Louis Proud is a writer and researcher specialising in paranormal and occult phenomena. His work has appeared in Fate, New Dawn, Paranormal and Nexus magazines. The author of Dark Intrusions, he lives in Melbourne, Australia.

"Louis Proud's The Secret Influence of the Moon is a fascinating and original book that will forever change the way you view Earth's nearest celestial neighbor." * Mike Bara, author of Ancient Aliens on the Moon * "This is a book that I have been waiting to read. For untold centuries the great orb in the sky has been causing large numbers of our species to become transformed into lovers, looters, or lunatics. In addition to providing interesting scientific data about the Moon, Proud also explores the many occult and esoteric traditions that have grown up around Moon lore and traces our satellite's influences on psychic seers, sensitives, oracles, and prophets." * Brad Steiger, author of Real Encounters, Different Dimensions, and Otherworldly Beings * "Louis Proud's The Secret Influence of the Moon is intriguing and most enjoyable. It is the kind of thing that sparks the imagination and the sense of wonder." * John Shirley, author of Gurdjieff: An Introduction to His Life and Ideas * "Louis Proud takes us on a fascinating journey of the Moon's mysteries in ancient lore and what we may actually have found there. As one who has long suspected that not only did we go but also that we may have found something that caused a tight lid of security to be clamped down, I recommend this book as a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in space anomalies." * Joseph P. Farrell, Ph.D., author of Financial Vipers of Venice and Covert Wars and Breakaway Civiliz * "The Secret Influence of the Moon is an extremely thought-provoking book..." * Alan Glassman, New Dawn, March 2014 *