FREE A DWELLER ON TWO PLANETS PDF Frederick S Oliver,Phylos the Thibetan | 294 pages | 30 Dec 2011 | Aziloth Books | 9781908388582 | English | Rookhope, United Kingdom A Dweller on Two Planets Index Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Frederick S. The true author, according to Oliver, was Phylos the Thibetan, a spirit and one-time inhabitant of the lost continent of Atlantis. Oliver claimed not to have written any of the text, asserting here that he was merely transmitting that which Phylos revealed to him. In fact, professed Oliver, the manuscript was dictated to him out of sequence much of it backward so that he could not interfere with the outcome. In this classic of new age and spiritual literature, Phylos describes in rich detail the culture, politics, architecture, and science of Atlantis, as well as its demise. He addresses karma and reincarnation, and predicts technological innovations in the 20th century that match A Dweller on Two Planets even exceed those of Atlantis. Supporters maintain that many of those predictions came true. Read for yourself and decide. Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. Published April 1st by Cosimo Classics first published More Details A Dweller on Two Planets Title. Other Editions Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about A Dweller on Two Planetsplease sign up. Who has read and loved this book? Recommend it? See 1 question about A Dweller on Two Planets…. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Since I first learned about this book's existence on a dictation many years ago, I've read this book many times, and I've enjoyed it immensely every time. On its own, even if regarded as a purely sci-fi story, I find this book a very entertaining and inspiring read. But the real beauty behind it is that its message transcends the purely "entertainment" aspect and truly contains useful, profound information that can help anyone walking "The Path". If you are maybe a little curious but not really su Since I first learned about this book's existence on a dictation many years ago, I've read this book many times, and I've enjoyed it immensely every time. If you are maybe a little curious but not really sure if you should pick up this book, I'd ask you to consider a couple of questions: does your logical mind find reasonable the idea that there are "older brothers" of A Dweller on Two Planets who are interested in giving us a hand? If you do, I'd say this is an excellent book for you at this point, and encourage you to check A Dweller on Two Planets out. Jun 07, Erren Wolf rated it it was amazing. The spirit known as Phylos the Thibetan dictated his story to his "secretary," Frederick Spencer Oliver. The story is about the past lives of Phylos, especially his life in Atlantis. He describes life in Atlantis and how the volcano there erupted and how people flew in ships shaped like a cigar. As a spirit, he also lived on Venus and describes the people there. Of course, you cannot live on Venus in your physical form, but it is the home of many spirits. Quite fantastic. This is a very interest The spirit known as Phylos the Thibetan dictated his story to his "secretary," Frederick Spencer Oliver. This is a very interesting read. View A Dweller on Two Planets comment. Apr 15, Marna rated it it A Dweller on Two Planets amazing. This will be my 3rd or 4th time on this book. It's quite long, and quite an interesting read Love it, though. It's descriptions of Atlants, it's government, it's transportation systems, it's land use, it's social structure--amazing stuff! Dec 27, Bookachero rated it it was amazing. I enjoyed this book A Dweller on Two Planets lot. Oliver insisted that a spirit being named Phylos gave him a true history of Atlantis via mental talks, visions and automatic writing, not a sci-fi novel. This book would be better placed in the esoteric section. This book is engaging and thought provoking, the one thing i got from this book was an awareness of how narrow my A Dweller on Two Planets of infinity was. Sep 15, A Dweller on Two Planets Gossett A Dweller on Two Planets it it was amazing. This the book that inspired me to become a vegetarian and much else at age I am now a vegan and This is my favourite book ever. View all 4 comments. This book was a sort of Rosetta Stone for me. The ancient mysteries that are currently turning the tide against historians, the mysteries that "Chariots of the Gods" and "Ancient Aliens" describe adequately, but in their hubris fail to explain, are explained in this book; but only as an afterthought in a love story. And so maybe the first chapters of Genesis are legends of Atlantis, whose incredible technology left its mark on civilizations all around the world, and whose sinking was the direct c This book was a sort of Rosetta Stone for me. And so maybe the first chapters of Genesis are legends of Atlantis, whose incredible technology left its mark on civilizations all around the world, and whose sinking was the direct cause of the Great Flood; A Dweller on Two Planets me, these pieces of the puzzle, so casually placed, cast certain immensely popular conspiracy theories into unintelligibility But even if we could prove it was all true, would that have any comparison to true love? Here's an elegance, worthy of Hawthorne, that will bore many readers. If there's a corresponding bestseller, it's absolutely Cloud Atlas. Jul 27, Mrs. Like another reviewer said, an early 20th century metaphysical sci-fi classic. Except that ever since it was written, a lot of New Age devotees believe this to be a work of non-fiction disguised as fiction, sort of like a metaphysical "Primary Colors. This book represents one of the absolute greatest texts this world has been privileged to receive. Oh that there were more who would discover its treasures. Equally marvelous, beyond and additional light is A Dweller on Two Planets in the sequel Earths Dwellers Return. Sep 07, Patty Wahlquist rated it it was amazing. If I believed in reincarnation, I'd maybe see this book as a nice, if overly dramatic, allegory. The epilogue certainly makes sense. But the sheer amount of people believing this is a true story is hilarious. That copy was published by the same people who published my copy of Vril, a publishing house that seems to actually believe in the veracity of the stories. At least with Vril, the a If I believed in reincarnation, I'd maybe see this book as a nice, if overly dramatic, allegory. At least with Vril, the author knew and made clear he was writing a fanciful fictional story. I don't think Oliver or, sorry, A Dweller on Two Planets thought he was writing fiction. The story is just so fanciful, it reads like first Earth year college fan-fiction. The author was 18 when he wrote it, and it really shows. The alleged predictions are just obvious. Like if we called Gene Roddenberry a psychic because Star Trek tech is here today. Apr 02, Nama'Dejigas rated it it was amazing Shelves: metaphysics-esotericfavorites. This book contains a wealth of revelations for the student of metaphysics. Secrets unknown to science, religion and historians are now mine. Topics covered are Atlantis, divine physics, karma, reincarnation, afterlife and The Path to Enlightenment. Oh, and human life on Venus. A Dweller on Two Planets - Wikipedia The book was 'channeled' by Frederick S. Oliver was born in Washington D. Yreka is just north of Mount Shasta, a huge dormant A Dweller on Two Planets peak in Northern California. Oliver started to write this book at the age of eighteen, inwhile surveying the boundaries of his family's mining A Dweller on Two Planets. He found himself writing uncontrollably in his notebook. He ran home in terror, where he sat down and let A Dweller on Two Planets hand write. These automatic writing spells continued for several years; he would write a A Dweller on Two Planets pages at a time. He completed writing this book inand died at the age of 33 in There are two editions which are substantially the same, except for a different set of typographical errors and hyphens although curiously the page numbering in both is identical. The version was used as the basis for this etext, as it was printed more legibly. Although as a literary work it is weak in many ways, the details of the narrative reveal a well-read and highly intelligent, if inexperienced, author. The plot and pacing is irregular; the characterizations are poorly conceived, and there are far too many melodramatic turns and plot elements left dangling. However, since this is a novel of ideas, these shortcoming should not detract from the enjoyment of the book. The real brilliance of this book is as a work of speculative fiction, particularly in the depiction of the high technology of Atlantis, A Dweller on Two Planets the afterlife.