The Black Sun: Montauk's Nazi-Tibetan Connection (Montauk Series, Bk. 4)

This book is a real page-turner, I couldn't put it down! This book is much better written than the two books I have read previously (The Montauk Files and Montauk: The Alien Connection), and the research is thorough. Connections were made that dovetailed nicely with my own research. If you get nothing else from these books, *get it* that the world is much bigger and much more complex than it seems, and all is not as it appears to be. If you are wondering why the world today seems unfathomable by our own limited forms of understanding, it is because of the undercurrents that we are not made privy to by those who are in control. If you don't get that, it is certainly not because these writers didn't try...

This book was very informative. It provides an array of information as well as citations, which makes a contribution to the credibility of what the author is trying to convey. My opinion is that this book would be looked upon​ as a conspiracy theorist outlook; however, given the situation of our current economic, and media control mechanisms I would consider this work a very clear depiction of what happens behind closed doors; but more so right before the eyes of the sleeping masses. This was a great read and I would recommend this, I also plan on purchasing Mr. Moon's other books as well.

Very informative! I obtained a copy of an original documentary of Peter Nichols' Montauk experiment with time travel. To the layman the documentary was too technical. Having learned electronics in an era between two disciplines (Tube & Solid State). Following ZPE and Electrogravitics used in time and space travel has been is very plausible. Black Sun Has explained a tremendous amount of gaps in my own research.

I really enjoyed this book. There is some info and some of his sources that are hard to believe, but if you just keep going, I'm sure you'll enjoy it too. I'm already a WWII buff, Occult enthusiast, and this really grabbed me and I read it really fast, I found this book extremely intriguing and plan on looking for more books on the black sun, and the Blue Race. But if your looking for more scholarly work I suggest Joseph Farrell, or somebody else, because some of Peter Moons sources seem very sketchy to me, but it's thought provoking non-the-less. So I give it a 4 out of 5 stars.

This is one of the best books I've read about the nazi's truths.

A lot to read and informing of the past. History in one book. All I have to say is great writing

I enjoyed this book, but I could not give it a better rating. Let me explain. I spent over 25 years in Family Court, dealing with some people who were crazy or at least the state of New York thought some of them to be committable. I never found them to have a huge followings of people like Hitler had. I figured one had to study history,try to understand it,so that it would not necessarily repeat itself . The problem with the book, although interesting, doesn't spend enough time trying to give more details or explain that as "Russians were making their way through Berlin. In the cellar of a building, they found six Tibetans lying dead in a ritual circle. In the center was a Tibetan monk wearing green gloves. Seven days later, over one thousand Asiatic bodies were found dead. They were Tibetans who had fought alongside the Germans and wore uniforms of the same. There were no papers or means of identification on the bodies." This is what I thought the book would've been mostly about; but it is not.It takes over 60% of the book to get to this point and really only deals with it for a chapter or two. The book is interesting, it brings out some historical questions that are overlooked such as the Nazi connection in the United States and wartime landings in Long Island. If the book was titled differently, I would've been able to give it more stars. It is a good for people interested in history, but don't expect to be satisfied with the connection to Tibet.

This book is more for the seasoned researcher of history and the occult.Many synchronicities are discussed and many dots are connected in a manner I have neverExperienced from any other alternative writers or occult history researchers.A MUST READ!!!

In the twilight where subjectivity and objectivity are equally porous and we rove without inhibition we may confront the mystery and paradox of time and synchronicity and learn in a non-ordinary way something we sought without being able to imagine it.

Interesting

The writer seems to count a lot on synchronicity to put over his point. There are some fanciful claims and connections but it is interesting and broaches some ideas that would be considered as eccentric to say the least.The author tends to veer off on tangents and doesn't concentrate entirely on The Black Sun concept. It would be wrong of me to criticise this book too much as I am barely half way through.Let's hope the story get's better.James