Author Description

Do great men and women really die, or are they transformed to continue their work in a new sphere? In this, the final work in a trilogy that includes "Over the Threshold" and "Up Rainbow Hill," author Dana Howard forthrightly sets out to answer this question. By studying great thinkers like Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, and Nikola Tesla, Howard (a contactee of Valiant Thor) brings the reader to the unavoidable conclusion that the keys to the mysteries lie close by and within our grasp.But mankind can gain control of the subtle essences only if he will learn to triumph over the intangible. The veil of space-time is but a hair's-breadth from us today, but it remains unseen by the foolish and ignorant. If we refuse to rediscover the core of utter simplicity, we will never unlock the treasury of nature, nor the boundless intelligence of our genetic inheritance.Here is the work of an independent intellectual mind, in the grand American tradition - highly sensitized, unabashedly metaphysical, courageously judgmental, yet based on wide personal experience and exposure to the pantheon of social hierarchy and science. "The Keys to the Citadel" offers a sophisticated challenge to the merchants of materialism and orthodoxy.