Pennyworth Books

Henry Kamens The Spanish Inquisition is an amazing experience. It is a highly detailed, supremely scholarly and ultimately enlightening account of an historical phenomenon whose identity and reputation have become iconic. So much has been written about it, so many words have been spoken that one might think that there is not too much new to be learned. But this is precisely where Kamens book really comes into its own, for it reveals the popular understanding of the Inquisition as little more than myth.

He explodes the notion that the busy-bodies of inquisitors had their nose in everyone’s business. It was actually quite a rare event for someone to be called before it. And in addition, if you lived away from a small number of population centres, the chances were that that you would hardly even have known of its existence.

Also exploded is the myth of large numbers of heretics being…

We know from a scientific perspective that we have 2 strands of DNA, however, from a metaphysical perspective it is said that we have 12 strands of DNA

Ten of these strands are latent, waiting to be activated, like Sleeping Beauty waiting for a kiss from the Prince.

Many books have been written exploring this concept of DNA 12 Strand activation including ‘The Power of Twelve’ by Anne Brewer.

In this book she shares a long and quite complicated process that she went through to awaken her DNA, and makes that procedure available to her readers.

Dr Joshua David Stone also writes about DNA Activation in his series of books on Ascension. His process is simpler, he said that we can ask our Spiritual guides and Ascended Masters to do the activation on our behalf.

You may be asking yourself why anyone would want to experience this anyway.
Well, what if each of the newly awakened…

I realize some of this book is based on fact but most of its content is good fiction thanks to some very good story lines by the author. I have always been a WWII buff so I was anxious to read this new twist that includes a disastrous event that actually took place during the war involving our own military men. You have to realize that during WWII race relations were strained in many parts of the United States. With the military telling the various branches of those serving our nation that there had to be integration, not segregation, that produced a powder keg within all ranks of those serving in our military. While many of us today still see some of that division between Negroes and whites, it was much worse in wartime since trust had to be there to survive the enemy as well as those in your…