Stalking the Wild Pendulum: On the Mechanics of Consciousness Paperback – February 1, 1988

Salute to Mr. Bentov ! The truth about the relationship between religion and science.Mr. Bentov died in an airplane crash incidence after he revealed his crucial knowledge by publishing this book and his speech at public, while he worked with CIA mental control program.CIA and TV data has shown Mr. Bentov addressed Humans consciousness can be driven like a vehicle. The driver who control our Consciousness can abandon that vehicle after the vehicle was abused to became useless y to hat means Mental illness and death.How we Human beings are controlled mentally, and how our brain communicated with other brains. It’s all science.

This book is not only interesting it is fun and easy to understand, highly reccomend

One word summary for the book- Zip-Line.Itzhak invites us in innocently enough by talk of vibrations and frequency. Next thing you know he’s discussing frequency coherency and holograms. Suddenly, you’re strapped in and he’s pushed you off the edge and you are on a crazy Bentov Bender zip line through the consciousness of the cosmos. Hang on.Forty years after this was written, I believe this book still pushes the edge of what we think about our place in the Universe, ourselves as holograms, and how Consciousness interacts with the Universe.Just a few of the Free Toys inside this heavy box of Bentov Bran Flakes include:Everything comes down to frequency. Get the right frequency and you entrain with the cosmos. Your energy can travel around the world seven times a second.His own model of the Universe (even designed after a jelly doughnut) complete with Black Holes, White Holes, Matter, an Axis of Time, Light Escapement, the Universal Mind Hologram, Expansion and Informational Fields of Energy. You’ve never seen toys like this.Discussions on Relative Realities, Levels of Evolution and Consciousness Hierarchies.Ideas suggesting Poltergeists, ESP, Psychokinesis,Psychic Healing and other phenomena, Telepathy, and Mystical experiences are all just consciousness on a higher level.A real masterpiece of creativity and a plethora of crazy ideas, mixed with plenty of hand drawn graphs and doodles to exemplify his points.I believe you could kick back and randomly open the book and discuss any idea on a given page for hours with your buddies.Oh, by the way, it would really help if your buddies were also a stoned Hippie, an Astro-Physicist, and a Philosopher.

Inspiring and instructive. The kind of reading that in itself may not move the needle much by itself, but provides many concepts and perspectives that help build a better understanding of spiritual matters always difficult to explain and to grasp.

Ben explains a number of sophisticated concepts in ways that are very interesting and easy for us laymen to understand. I have read this book four times, and each time is like the first.

I enjoyed this book so much. I bought it for my good friend.

This book is a true masterpiece. Very few works contain this magnitude of insight into the realms of science that we have yet to begin unfolding. Bentov is on the same level as Einstein, if not higher, and this book proves it. The true reason I wrote this review though was to be a rebuttal to another review I saw, and there is no reply button. The first comment I could see was by someone named Laura who deservedly gave the book 5 stars. She said that the first 6 chapters are amazing but after that, they lag behind modern science because this book was written in the 70’s. Her point is that Bentov states the universe is expanding like a quasar and eventually collapses back on itself creating a sort of cosmic egg that is our universe. Laura states that the 2011 Nobel prize in physics went to men who ‘proved’ that the universe is always accelerating outwards and not into itself. This information, as amazing and valuable as it is, is not the ENTIRE UNIVERSE, just the OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE, which Bentov speaks about and distinctly separates. Bentov shows in this book that we are a teeny-tiny microscopic part of the cosmos, and what we study is just a tiny fraction of the real processes that govern our realm. The very stars that those Nobel laureates studied may not be deep enough in our universe to witness everything coming back on itself, maybe we will never visualize what Bentov proposed. What Bentov is saying is not dismissible by modern science because it is simply light years ahead of our capabilities to understand. Please read this book. I can’t say it enough.

This is by far the most entertaining "true science" book I have read. Instead of being loaded with meaningless equations, it's loaded with easily understandable explanations of the cosmos and engaging figures and sketches. Though full of information, it is never tedious and reads like a hard-to-put-down story. The basic premise is that Instead of breaking the unified cosmos into parts in an attempt to understand it, we should strive to understand the unity behind all those parts. This book discusses many fascinating topics, including quantized space and time, higher dimensions, holograms, and harmonics. I believe readers who appreciate Bentov will also appreciate great (and generally unknown) thinkers such as Viktor Schauberger (Living Energies by Callum Coats), Walter Russell (The Secret of Light), and Plotinus (The Enneads), to name a few.