A scholarly work that is a bit too long

For those of us that have read the Law of One series or found ourselves reading it only to release you’ve been living/doing it this book is of good help. I think I would have gotten more out of it if I hadn’t already found myself on the Law of One path before I knew what the Law of One is. Read it if you haven’t. This book ties in completely with the Source Field Investigations, but adds so much more depth to everything. Here the author takes what was covered in the Source Field Investigations and add another level to it. The author goes more indepth into how were all connected and that life isn’t as completely random as we thought. We’re not controlled because of ‘Free Will’, but we are guided as much as we can be. We’re still human after all. I personally found the sections on forgiveness useful and helpful. I use information from them to help my students by giving them a perspective that isn’t mine. Like my Buddhist teacher and my Tao Sifu used to do. I recommend this book to my friends and family. Check it out. What do you have to lose? What do you have to gain?

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If you liked The Source Field Investigations...

I really enjoyed the super fascinating information complied in Wilcock's earlier published book, The Source Field Investigations. I have listened to the book numerous times and still find new information that intrigues me. Favorite parts- Baxter and all of chapter 8!

This book, The Synchronicity Key is also full of facts and interesting perspectives to ponder, however you will want to skip the entire 1st chapter. I almost gave up on the book during this unexpected beginning. From chapter 2 to the very end, I was continually intrigued and will listen to sections of this book again as it is a lot of information to process in one long sitting.

Enjoy!

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Amen, Brother

First exposure to David Wilcock but this certainly will not be my last. This book was eye opening, thought provoking...I finished it in one week. Heavy stuff...thanks for your courage in fighting the good fight David, I'm right behind you brother.

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A "Soul Essential" for Spiritual Growth!

I just got this book and didn't stop until it was finished. I heard David Wilcock on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory and was happy to find The Synchronicity Key here on Audible. David narrates this book and he is an amazing speaker. I can't get enough of his incredible information. If you have been on a quest for knowledge about the mysteries of life you can find it many places, but you will have to read a plethora of books. David has compiled years of research into this work. Fascinating! I am off to get another book by David.

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A lofty undertaking, but who edited this mess?

What did you like best about The Synchronicity Key? What did you like least?

There is some very valuable content included. The distillation of the "Law of One" material is undoubtedly worth the price of admission...

However, the book meanders endlessly, and what structure it has is remarkably difficult to follow. It weaves in and out of his own personal spiritual journey, global financial conspiracies, techniques of screenwriting, the work of psychic Edgar Casey, his various living experiences in LA, etc. It's kind of a mess.

Additionally, the author's reading performance is extremely 'one note' --and that note is "THIS IS... THE. MOST. IMPORTANT. SENTENCE."-- which makes it very difficult to listen to.

I honestly wished I'd bought the physical book or Kindle version so I could skim to the parts I find more valuable.

If you’ve listened to books by David Wilcock before, how does this one compare?

The structure of 'The Source Field Investigations' is also challenged... but not to this degree, and that text is at least 80% genuine data, vs. the 30% data and 70% personal reflection and editorializing in "Synchronicity".

How did the narrator detract from the book?

Do you know the old play on William Shatner in 'Star Trek'? Where everything is said with such overpowering drama and intensity that it's almost to the level of caricature?

Did The Synchronicity Key inspire you to do anything?

1) Delve more deeply into the Law of One.
2) Talk less about my own spiritual process. It's like listening to parents talk about their kids. Or listening to someone describe a drug experience. (i.e. "you had to be there.")
3) Fast forward with some regularity.

Any additional comments?

I appreciate David's insight, depth of research, and drive to weave such far-reaching data into a cohesive treatise...

However, the "editor" of 'The Synchronicity Key' didn't really do a sufficient job, and it makes the transmission of the (very valuable) content an extremely awkward affair.

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Reading is halting and hard to listen to.

Would you try another book from David Wilcock and/or David Wilcock?

Yes, as long as he wasn't reading it - it was terrible! He places emphasis on each word so there's no way you don't understand that He. Is. Making. A. Point....

How did the narrator detract from the book?

YES - I had to turn it to speed 1.25 and that helped, but it hurts my ears to listen to this book.

Could you see The Synchronicity Key being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?

Uh - no.

Any additional comments?

Buy the printed or Kindle version.

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Different Paradigm on Life

Would you listen to The Synchronicity Key again? Why?

I am...too much to grasp once through...also listening to parts of his last book that goes with this one.

What other book might you compare The Synchronicity Key to and why?

Source Field Investigations...Wilcock
Reinventing the Body, Resurrecting the Soul...Chopra
Our Universal Journey...George Kavassilas

What about David Wilcock’s performance did you like?

Doesn't have the best reading voice to listen to...but the material makes up for it.

What insight do you think you’ll apply from The Synchronicity Key?

several...redefines a soul, confirms what I have believed for the last 12 years on reincarnation and goes along with others I have listened to as far as the journey of the soul and the purpose of life.

Any additional comments?

Selections by Chopra and George Kavassilas help round out much of the information here...still dont believe anyone has it all...but this is going in the right direction.

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No Words - Spiritual Info Hub

I will not lie, I can’t really recall what made me download this book to begin with and truthfully the first time I attempted to listen, I didn’t make it very far. BUT, in a second attempt, I was blown away at how much information is presented AND how much time I could have saved by listening to it the first time around — as it has a lot of the same information that I’d listened to in countless other books related. It’s truly a hub for most of the universal and spiritual wisdom one needs. An open mind is certainly needed to accept this information. I will probably listen multiple more times as I’m sure I will be able to add additional value to my life each time. Thank you to David, for sacrificing so much of himself to gift the rest of us with this knowledge!

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Tedious

I really tried to listen to this book because of my interest in Synchronicity and my experiences with it and that the book had high ratings from others. There’s a lot of junk out there on the subject so finding a good informed book on the Synchronicity can be difficult. The author should not have been the reader. He was overly dramatic which became very annoying to listen too. A professional reader should have been attained. Some of his personal stories should have been left out as they were way too dramatic and did little to educated me on the books subject. This subject of the book became lost due to the overuse of unrelated stories and examples. If the author would have focused on Synchronicity, getting rid of many unrelated topics and stories it would have been half the length, and in my mind accomplished what he set out to do and that is educate and explain the subject. I don’t know if I would read or listen to any of his other books because I may run into similar issues if this is I his style. If his goal was to get paid by the number of words then he certainly attained it.

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Interesting info, tone is a bit contrived

I recommend it for those interested in a deeper look at the interesting mysteries and anomalies of time and reality. Get ready for an author that is 100% invested in a vastly different concept of reality than you are used to. It's an intriguing compilation of information. I was turned off by his tone, like he's selling the info instead of just presenting it truthfully. Some of the conjecture is a bit far fetched, and not well supported (at least within the text), but much of the theme of the synchronicity of time is very compelling and deserving of more attention. Also was a but turned off by how often he relied on direct quotations from other work, and how often he was selling his other book. Probably 1/5 of the book is repeating quotations from his sources. it's also very redundant how he reviews the key points of every section at the end. I had to check many times because I thought the recording skipped or rewound and was repeating, until I got used to his style.

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