Shards of a Shattered Mirror Book I: Cryptic Kindle Edition

Darryl has out done himself with shards. Mind bending and had you grasping for the next page. I am very up to date with his channeling and information he’s presented on Orion so for this book feels like I’m receiving even more information from the cosmos. Past present future all happening at once and it’s almost as if I’m there as I read this book. Thanks Darryl <3

I've read these first two books over and over. Truly wonderful reads that always have something new to offer. It awakens something in your heart while it excites the mind. I'm so looking forward to the next books!!!!!

One of the best books I've read with a fascinating story that you can learn from! A lot of insights about the future of the humanity. Must read.

The book transported me to a fantastic realm I sense it to be true, at least partially if not entirely. I'm a believer of the “super-powers” related here which seem to interlock our ancient past with a possible future way of living as consciousness evolves. The combination of magic, wisdom and science absolutely captured my interest. Truly disappointed though of the idea of dark side overlords threatening to take over which is disturbing to me as I rather see a future evolution where consciousness raises above the idea of war or power over others. I'm looking forward to seeing a movie made from this book which has such amazing descriptions of environments and characters. I’m reading it again and hope in a short wait for the next book in the series. Definitely a new Harry Potter type series

I was already familiar with the author of this book as he is a well known and even famous channel guide. This is his first novel and it did not disappoint. The main characters already exist 700 years in the future according to his guide who goes by the name of Bashar. How can this be ? Simply put, all time is simultaneous. The story is full of plots and subplots and more twists and turns than a roller coaster. The author succeeds in weaving them all together to present a future earth that is threatened by dark sinister alien beings from a sector of the galaxy where all the inhabitants are enslaved. The author's vision of life in this future earth of AD 2700 is unique and interesting as are the characters who, some of them, have the ability to shapeshift and communicate with nature spirits. Mind you, this world exists and is happening right now, according to Bashar. The structure of this future world is real and not fiction, though the story presented is fictional. I highly recommend this book if you love science fiction...

Truth is fiction if you unconsciously move through existence without stopping to understand that you at any moment can change script to who you become. What signifies your truth is the ability to know that you are always who you are. You can never change that. What this book opens is the gifts of you staring at yourself in the mirror of your destiny. Fiction is only portrayed that way because one came up with that definition. Any definition is a fiction (made up) until the consciousness holds onto that for which it spreads showcasing back to you in full circle who you are and always been. Through each life as we call it; changing the costume we wear, we always end up finding ourselves through the masterpieces we share and the stories we are part of through space and time. Enjoy this masterpiece; it’s time you found - you.

This is only book 1 in a planned series of 5. The breadth of the work is quite astounding. We have wide array of beings from humans, aliens, human-alien hybrids, elemental beings, sentient computers and even a sasquatch for good measure. The stage is just as varied spanning galaxies and parallel universes. Book 1 reads like a good mystery. I can hardly wait to see how the saga unfolds. If your into sci-fi at all, you should do yourself a favor an give it a read.

Wow this book would make an excellent action packed movie, dare I say it will have a cult following equivalent to Star Wars, Star Trek, or the more recent Matrix, the book is entertaining, insightful, has deeper meanings, and ties literally the whole universe together, I'm talking witches, spirits, aliens, fairies, Santa, space, future, past, science, new age... there is something for everyone in here, no matter which genre you are into, fiction check, action check, sci-fi check, mythology check, romance check... Can't wait for all five books to release and for the movies to be made.

I love this book & book 2.Can’t wait for book 3

This story weaves together so harmoniously and colorfully a heal version of Earth while keeping good pace with thrilling and darker aspects of the multidimensional existence of creation in different star systems. It’s a simple reminder that it is the choices we make that lead us down the path to the version of reality we wish to explore further. Sometimes through magnificent beauty and sometimes through harsh contrast of what we do not prefer!

A linguagem não é muito complexa, o que facilita para quem não tem muita habilidade no inglês. A história é muito interessante e divertida, é aquele tipo de livro que te entretem enquanto lê. Mal posso esperar para as continuações!

Very original and sensational storyline, well written and put together. I would love to see it on the big screen!

A fun read on so many levels. Not what I expected, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.I haven't read much science fiction before but I've been following Darryl Anka and Bashar since 2013 (huge fan) and I was already familiar with the main character, Willa Hillicrissing. I heard Darryl read the first few chapters and as I write this, the same chapters can be read for free on Amazon. I had hoped the book would continue to explore and explain the 5 levels of mastery --or at least the first level (cryptic). It didn't. Not really. After the first few chapters the book plunges deeper in an exciting, fictional story with little more to say about the different levels. Because the story is fictional I can't take the characters as literal examples of the different levels, but there has to be some truth to them and I did find the characters illuminating in some ways. Sometimes questions left hanging have more value for our personal growth than the questions answered, and for that reason the book certainly didn't disappoint! I seem to have found the answers I needed within myself, as I read. In retrospect, I should have expected that, instead of thinking I'd find more explicit information.With more realistic expectations, the book would have won be over more easily. For that reason, I'll say a few more things about it. The characters all are oblivious to the fact that our experiences mirror our vibrations. It annoyed me for a little bit, but I quickly conceded that the characters are in some ways futuristic, and in other ways like ordinary people of today's world. That's part of the book's beauty, it's not a flaw. And of course, if the characters understood the art of deliberate creation they would quickly, easily dodge the impending doom that their world is facing and the book would be over before it started. I'd also expect some of the characters to show more extensive intuition, unconditional love, and other signs of spiritual development but that just marked the book as truly fictional, and provided valuable food for thought.Overall, the most important implication of the book for me was that all those millennia humans have spent at war with each other gives us a depth of understanding for conflict that will allow us to understand other, war-like planets. This includes understanding our own potential for aggression as individuals, too. Knowing all this is one thing -exploring the ideas through story is another. This book could be easily used for an essay on how dangerous it would be if humanity totally forgot what we'd learned through war and became really naive after world peace is achieved. Not that such a thing will ever happen, but there is value in us appreciating *why* we need to integrate our darkest experiences rather than suppress or forget them. It's not about losing our potential for aggression, but consciously choosing to be compassionate instead.I enjoyed Darryl's writing style. He's a very bright, articulate man, and it shows in his writing. He's also able to maintain suspense, and portray the darkness of the Orion worlds, without making the reader feel gloomy and miserable. I do know enough of scifi to know that some of it's pretty dark and cynical but that's not the sort of thing I'd expect from Darryl Anka. It was a fun read. I personally gained a great deal from reading this book (more than I can explain here), and I look forward to the next one in this 5-part series.