What garbage! I've never been so insulted in all my life as when I picked up this piece of... (written by a so-called "occult scholar") and had the distinct displeasure of meandering through his boring style, absurd theories, and ignorant conclusions. I've read better work on bath-room walls!

An unusual theory that is well researched and explained, and a certain to be cult classic on this occult students examination of the UFO phenomenon that adds immeasurably to a fuller understanding of the previous work of John Keel, Philip Dick and Jacques Vallee. A Fortean Masterpiece!

Allen H. Greenfield's book "Secret Cipher of the UFOnauts" is a major breakthrough in the research of UFOs. Greenfield's painstaking effort yields a secret code known as "Cipher 6" that has been used by magicians and occultists throughout the world. The multidimensional activities associated with the UFO phenomenon includes the bizarre interrelationships with the realm of the Occult, and this book clearly uncovers just how the UFO phenomenon is inextricably linked to the Occult.

Also recommended: "Alien Intervention: The Spiritual Mission of UFOs" by Paul Christopher

I should've listened to the two honest reviewers here and NEVER have bought this book (or the other two offerend by Greenfield.) The "scholarship" in this work consists of poor photocopies of irrelevant documents and receipts. Boring, boring, boring.... A real snoozer.

An interesting look at the local history of the Hermetic Brotherhood in Georgia, well investigated and with some of the organs publications reprinted therein. It appears to be a quite well done book that breaks new ground in its coverage of this little known aspect of Georgia history.

To my surprise, I found this HB of L history to be quite interesting and well written. The previous bad reviews appear to be the same person from the terminology they have used, and with more an axe to grind with the author than any real reading or comprehension skills on their part. That would handily explain why the reviewer(s) found this tome to be "boring".

Rehashed material from other sources, notably Yarker's outline of the degrees. Not much original here. You've probably already got this material in other books if you're a serious student of Masonry.

Just a reprint of previous printed documents. Not very elaborate. Boring.

Can Greenfield ever get his "scholarship" right? When will he stop simply adding worthless footnotes and trivial minutia to the occult research pool and get down to some serious work? If you can find a free copy on-line, down-load and skip this piece of garbage-- nothing new here.

Greenfield reprints Achad's work and then tells his readers which passages from Liber AL Achad is citing. Not very original "scholarship."