Remember Who You Are: Remember Where You Are and Where You Come from

I've read all of David Icke's books since "The Biggest Secret" more than 10 years ago, and I can honestly say that this is his best book yet. I was a little sceptical at first, not over whether the information is true or not, but over how much NEW information there'd be, and how much 'summary' of his previous writing. While there is some repetition of material from his previous books, its only in a very summarised form, and its interwoven with the new material. By this, I mean its not like the first half is all summary and the second half new, I mean that its mixed together. Some of the new information includes: Saturn worship, suspicious circumstances around the explosion at the Fukushima reactor, and comments on lots of world events since his last book focussing on their TRUE cause and effect. In short, its a very entertaining read, and if all the information is true, quite terrifying. I stronly recommend this book to everyone, whether new to David Icke, or a long time reader. The only point where I would like more information is about how to connect with the 'Truth Vibrations' or 'consciousness'. Only the last chapter mentions anything about this, but I'd still like more concrete information. I'd like to see him write a short book called 'How to Connect with Consciousness /Truth Vibrations', which concentrates purely on this topic without going through the whole conspiracy again. So David, if by some chance you ever read or hear about this review, please consider writing such a book. I'd be incredibly grateful. Nevertheless, this one point still doesn't affect my overall 5 star rating. I've been a big fan of David Icke for many years, and will continue to be so.

Thank you amazon, for sending me a fantastic book, in a timely fashion and in mint condition. More so, thank you David Icke, for writing this incredible book. I am only half way through it at this point but I have no reason to feel that I'll be even a 'lil disappointed. He has an amazing way of taking things we see on a regular basis, putting a new light on them and showing the simplicity of these very complicated subjects by breaking them down into a web of interconnected circumstances. Though his works touch on some very..upsetting subjects, he's never negative. He has an uplifting, humorous way about the hell that infests much of the place that we live today. And when most people open they're eyes to such information they want to lash out while David Icke understands not to fight fire with fire. He has inspired me to question everything, if for nothing more than the fun of asking, 'why?'. He has taught me to always keep an open eye, mind and heart on anything we're witnessing. I'll recommend, to anyone that hasn't experienced one of his books before, 'Infinite love is the only truth, everything else is an illusion'. It's not quite so long, it's a lil cheaper and a marvelous introduction to Icke's legacy.

I've read nearly every one of David Icke's books, and though there's a lot of repeating, there's also a lot of updating, so I can't complain. Icke delves into a subject that guarantees he'll be ridiculed. Reptilians from another dimension overshadowing humans to make our world miserable, because they feed on negative emotions? Wow! Bring that subject up at a dinner party and see what it gets you. Talk about the Twilight Zone brought to life. So, is it true? If you're just using your logical brain, then you have to think that Icke is a nutcase. If you look at the evidence all around you, then you have to think that maybe this guy has a point. Just as a magnet will magically affect a nail, so too, we have to consider why so many people live is such abject misery, and that's including the ones who've manage to grab the 'gold ring' of life. Why are people going off the rails in a country(U.S.) that is the greatest place on earth? Why do banks get bailed out for a problem they created, while the taxpayers who did the bailing, lose their homes? Why do we go to war? When so far war has yet to solve one problem, except to sell weapons to both sides. Icke's point is, that we humans are natural creators, and we do it through our hearts. We are peace-loving, caring, sociable creatures who love our children, and each other, yet someone/thing, pits us against each other in the name of a religion that claims to be based in loving each other. Huh? We're told that without religions, we'd be immoral beasts, yet it's in the name of religion that each side claims the moral authority to ask God for a victory. Icke lays out just exactly what the agenda is for these emotion-sucking vampires, and who works for them. It's the Matrix brought to life. It's a bit depressing to read hundreds of pages about what's wrong with our world, and only one chapter on how to fix it, but that's what you get. I have one other problem with Icke's book, and that's his name calling of the ones keeping humanity down. That, along with some of the drawings in the book, make it too easy to not take him seriously, and we certainly do need to take what he says seriously. The covers of most of his books make them hard to read in public. Icke needs to learn from the 50 Shades of Gray people and put a more nondescript cover on his books. One of the reasons the 50 Shades books are so easy to read, is because though they are just romance novels set in modern day, but they don't bear a cover of a cartoonish woman being ravished by a musclebound, unrealistic fellow. I don't agree with everything that Icke says, such as saying that the Annunanki are the bad guys. They were our creators for better or worse, and gave us their brains which worked amazingly well until the Reptilians took over and dumbed us down. Look to the Indian Vedas for more on this. It goes something like, 'man can see far, so let's only allow him to see what's in front of him'. In other words take out his sixth sense. Also, Robert Morning Sky, a Hopi/Apache writer, has done some brilliant work on this subject, but he's quit writing and posting which is a terrible shame. Icke should look into his work to flesh out his research. Remembering Who You Are is a worthwhile book, and Icke has certainly done his homework. He's a good researcher to have in your library.

Exceptional information as always! Very current and relevant. Watching the news now is done with my eyes wide open. Looking forward to future exposures regarding media manipulations and Davids suggestions to turn things around. We really do need to open our mind and remember who we are. A must read!

This is David's best book yet. I was worried that it would just be a rehash of all his previous material but I wasn't dissapointed. Yes, most of the material is not new, but there is quite a bit that is. The book is well structured and can be read by people familiar with David's material and newbies alike. The old material is far more concise than in his previous books and is useful to see how the new material fits around it. There is quite a lot of information about the Saturn-Moon matrix which was excellent, and lots of information about technologies and techniques employed by those in power such as HAARP and Smart Grids. The book gives up to date insights into recent events and what is planned for our near future. Best of all his final chapter is what I have been waiting for him to write for many years. At long last David's material has progressed from focusing only on the conspiracy and now gives us more detail on the alternatives and how they can be achieved. I think a whole book could be written on this subject and I would love to hear more from him about who we really are and what we could be. We need to know about the conspiracy in order to wake up to it, but as David so eliquently says we give power to what we focus on. It stands to reason that we must focus on a positive future for our world and universe.

Its been interesting to follow him along his work, the newest is 'the trap'. He can be very negative. Maybe he wanted to scramble humanity to activity, at least i hope so. Greez Nik

All the mystic, Maya, Annunaki, conspiracies, UFO's, Illuminati .. and other tales finally come together in this amazing book of David Icke. Everyone should read this !!

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