The Trap

David is an icon of free thinking. He really encourages us to think for ourselves while he exposes the truth about the nature of our reality and the perceptual trap that has been put on our consciousness. He isn't just highlighting the problem, he has a very simple solution that is the truth we all need to hear. Thank you for always being brave and sharing the truth, no matter what. Hearts. This one is an eye-opener, yet again.

Negative reviews dont make sense, how a book about reincarnation be sexist? Its fancy today to label things to silence different ideas

I heard the audio version of this book on Audible and OH MY GOD, this book hits hard on the reality and makes you think out of the box about your every belief. I don't believe David Icke or anyone, I only believe in my research and my intuition. I've been through awakening since Covid for almost 3 years and I had a lot of questions about the nature of us and our reality, this book answers my Questions very precisely and in details, like this book was made just for me. The information given in this book is really out of the box and not mainstream. A lot of people who believe in the mainstream Science and religion might get angry or disturbed when they read this book only coz they have never been shown this perspective before. That's exactly why you need to read it, don't believe it, just read and observe the world, you will know how much the information in this book relates to the human world we live in. This book has been one of the most amazing adventures for me and a mind blowing experience, and David Icke has put the information very beautifully to explain everything very precisely and thoroughly. Everyone should atleast give it a try Once in their lifetime.

This book is a total fraud or mistake, it is only a resume of the authors life history,his childhood and working career Nothing said that resembles the title of the book!

I never would have discovered "The Biggest Secret" so many years ago were it not for my being an inquisitive free-thinker. Had I listened to what others were saying of David Icke ('the bloke's as barmy as Benjamin'), this book that had such a huge impact on me, to this day I'd probably still be ignoring and regarding as on par with the (personally verified) ravings of Mr. Creme. What little do critics of David Icke know, and especially those who dismiss his work out of hand, without even examining the information for themselves. Now along comes THE TRAP, Icke's fourth book in four years. (Do I sense a yearly trend developing?) A book penned by a marriage counselor, this is not. This also isn't your typical Icke book, or at least the forepart is not like any of Icke's previous works. In my review of "Perceptions of a Renegade Mind," I put forth the question of whether Icke would ever get around to writing his memoirs. I think it's safe to say, THE TRAP comes as close to accomplishing this as anything that's preceded it. From chapter one through four, THE TRAP basically reads like an autobiography. We're introduced to David Icke's parents, all the while as the author recalls his childhood years and later his time spent as a footballer, journalist, TV reporter, and politician, prior to his memorable and life-changing encounter in meeting psychic Betty Shine. It's in these first few chapters that we are let in on a softer, warmer side to Icke that up till now we normally haven't seen from him in print. It could be argued that the entire book is more subdued in tone, especially more so than the last three titles, which had Icke at his no-holds-barred best. (The term Zionism, I note, isn't even mentioned in the index to THE TRAP; this, a refreshing change from Icke's previous book, in which the terms Zionist/Zionism, hyphenated or otherwise, appears -- according to my count -- a staggering 50 times in the second chapter, alone!) I wouldn't go so far as to say this read is breezy, as Icke does eventually get down to business, beginning in chapter four and onwards, but it definitely seems more focused on the mystical than the para-political, compared with his previous three books. Incidentally, if you've ever wondered whether Icke's three now grown-up children were conditioned if not ultimately coerced into living a life defending freedom, the answer as told in these pages is an emphatic no, they were not. (If only all parents raised their kids like David and Linda did theirs, the world would be a much better place.) All in all, THE TRAP makes for an absorbing read, and as a Canadian I especially appreciated Icke taking time out to highlight and comment on the Freedom Convoy protests that occurred in this country earlier in the year. Thank you. So Icke was mercilessly ridiculed whilst speaking before a gathering of (indoctrinated) university students...when it could be argued that about all the education a person needs towards becoming truly knowledgeable about life is Icke's oeuvre! (If that's not high praise, I don't know what is. And no, I wasn't paid to say that.)

It seems that David’s opinions been validated by current events - as have the gnostics beliefs of old. Both are now are in sync with simulation theory and quantum physics - and validated by new science. This book does a wonderful job of linking and validating the Gnostic parables to the current “reality”. Once read then the awareness of key aspects of the simulation become quite clear.

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I was not expecting to enjoy this as much as I did. I am 4/5 through but felt compelled to write the review even before I finish the book. This book answers A LOT of questions that I've had over the last few years, but have not found answers that made sense /that I can resonate with. He's also a pretty funny guy so it makes for an entertaining read. Highly recommend!