What happens when the blinders against quantum “magic” are lifted? Our life experience shifts profoundly. The updated, new edition of Keep This Quiet! IV - retitled Ancient Secrets Revealed - integrates mystical, practical Teachings embedded in Harrell’s life. The narrative begins in the ’90s in Belgium, where parapsychological, or siddhi, phenomena follow the death of her boyfriend. That death is preceded by uncanny subtle warnings and followed by parapsychological phenomena. In particular, an audible bell comes to stay in the apartment for a couple of years - a bell heard by many people, that seems to accompany thoughts. Not too long after the death, Harrell checks in with Gonzo journalism creator, Hunter Thompson, and winds up five months later at his home in Owl Farm. They have not seen each other physically for 21 years. Will she return to her Flemish base? Will the bell still be there? Yes. Initiations welcome her back, drawing her further on her path. They include subtle encounters with Hindu guru Dhyanyogi-ji, whose Kundalini Maha Yoga she is initiated into. She dives into the experience of spirit committees, visions, computer-PK (mental influence over the computer), psychologist Carl Jung, and quantum mechanics as it relates to consciousness. Many traditions join hands on "the edge" of timeless mysteries. Margaret has been called "a grand synthesizer," which you can dip into below in sampling the various topics and reading about the various people that will accompany you as you read Ancient Secrets Revealed.

Carl Jung and Wolfgang Pauli - Two Giants

In 1931, Pauli, a physics professor at a university in Zurich, consulted Jung about his psychological issues and alcohol use; his mother had committed...

EXCERPT: Willy Vanluyten - Keep This Quiet! III & IV

Willy Vanluyten, my fifteen-years-younger boyfriend from 1987 to 1991, died suddenly in 1991, at just under 35 years old. Everything around the death ...

Parapsychology at the Rhine Center

What do you know? I just checked in to the Rhine Center website to look at some of their current research and what popped up but a familiar photo ...

Chris Van de Velde

Chris Van de Velde created "Inner Landscaping," from which his exercises at the back of the book are taken, with his permission. He later went on to j...

Alchemy in Keep This Quiet! III

Keep This Quiet! Initiations explores alchemy, through the focus on Jung and Pauli. The copyright of this Vintage engraving of Alembic distillation is

Excerpt from Keep This Quiet! III - Jung-Pauli

Excerpt from the Author's Note The third in the series, Keep This Quiet! Initiations continues my memoir. As well as being a memoir, this book is i

Wolfgang Pauli and Carl Jung: Initiations

Above, Pauli sits with Einstein. Now both men [Jung and Pauli] are dead. Physics has undergone great advances with its grand unified theories and its
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Keep This Quiet! III - Out Now

  Read about the new book below, or you can browse through the reviews on Amazon. Jung & Pauli . . . Courageously, competently Harrell gu

ID-ing Cover Figures - KTQ! III

I'm often asked who is on the cover of III. Starting left to right, that's Milton Klonsky, a New York Village poet/critic/wiseman, who appears in this...

Bell Sounding to Thoughts - and Hunter Thompson

The audible, nonphysical bell was a phenomenon that appeared in my apartment in Tienen, Belgium, just after the sudden death of my boyfriend, Willy Va...

Reviews for Keep This Quiet III

Bradley Weber on I-III

In Keep This Quiet! III, Margaret expands greatly on some of the things she only briefly discussed in the first two books. The connections between phy

Midwest Book Review on Keep This Quiet! III

This is the third and highly recommended title in Margaret Harrell’s outstanding Keep This Quiet! autobiographical series. A fascinating and very well

Jungian Analyst on Keep This Quiet! III

Jung & Pauli . . . Courageously, competently Harrell guided this reader through mazes of scientific exploration, all the while keeping her engagin

Joy Ayscue on the Series

The first time I met Margaret, she sat down beside me (or, was it the other way around?) in a meeting and immediately, I knew I wanted to get to know
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