New Book by Richard C. Cook In Process: “The Return of the Aeons”
Richard C. Cook is in process of writing his new book: The Return of the Aeons: One Seeker’s Experience of the Planetary Spiritual Revolution and the Divine Beings Guiding It.
Richard C. Cook has been a spiritual seeker since childhood and first began to practice meditation with an esoteric group over 40 years ago. His new book describes his experience, along with his personal discovery and knowledge of the Divine Beings who are guiding planet Earth and humanity on their current trajectory to higher consciousness.
This will be Cook’s fourth book. The first was In the Footsteps of the Yogi, published in 1999 under the pen name Ramcharandas. The second was Cook’s account of his role as whistleblower after the space shuttle Challenger disaster, entitled Challenger Revealed. The third was We Hold These Truths: The Hope of Monetary Reform, which applied his knowledge of the dysfunctional monetary system after working for the U.S. Treasury Department. The Return of the Aeons has been in process for over a decade and will include accounts of Cook’s experience with the teachings of Gurdjieff, Abdullah Dougan, Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov, Swami Ramdas of Kerala, Shri Chinmoy, Karunamayi, Shivabalayogi, Jeshua, Omna, RA, The Nine, Samael Aun Weor, and others. It will also describe Cook’s UFO researches which led to direct personal experience of the Aeons, the high spiritual beings described by the ancient Gnostics but here again to help us make the current epochal transition.
Cook says, “Return of the Aeons will be a book full of hope, love, and joy, along with guidance from the Divine Beings all of us need both personally and as a world community. It will my offering to humanity based on a lifetime of learning. These are not my ideas. They come from above. If enough people take them to heart, there will be no more war or exploitation.”
Return of the Aeons will be published in early 2013 and will be available in both print and electronic format.
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