David Ash's subject matter in this book is, I feel, perfectly contemporary for the time in which we are living, especially as we approach 2012. He writes about the quantum world and how it has revolutionised thought ever since it was discovered. He says modern (Western) society is caught in an illusion of materialism, which has its roots in ancient Rome and Greece. David is heavily influenced by Hinduism and Eastern mysticism in his writing, and bases his argument on the worldview: 'There is motion, but there are ultimately no objects; there is activity, but there are no actors; there are no dancers, there is only the dance.' Fritjof Capra (The Turning Point).

Lenard Roos Odyssey Magazine December 2007

This is one of those brave and courageous books that give us fresh
insights into the hard facts of today's world, such as economic meltdowns,
false flag operations, wars and mayhem. Somehow taking a look at the
hidden reasons for these events pressed upon us daily by the media and
life around us, is extremely liberating. It is full of Aha moments. Truth
brings clarity and the fear dissipates into nothing.
As a scientist David Ash is meticulous in his research and builds a
convincing case for the damage done by the three major religions founded
on the demigod Jehovah and the control exercised in our lives. This is the
sort of book one wants to immediately pass on to all those you care
about!

Anthea - Biofile magazine
Location: Cape Town
Heading: Essential reading for the brave