Cydonia: The Secret Chronicles of Mars Paperback – January 1, 2002

Hello,This book "Cydonia, the secret chronicles of Mars" is a very well written book. When I first read it, David E. Flynn talks a lot about the "Heros" that we have read about every since our youth. Today we would call them "Mutants". In this book by Mr. Flynn, the author, makes it very apparent that there is a hidden story that is being told that the mystery schools clearly understand and communicate to each other while those who just read about them spend money watching the movies or buying the magazines with no clue as to what is really being communicated. As the book goes on it gets very interesting and your mind begins to open up to a whole new way of looking at the world as we know it. Also, to make matters greater, David Flynn uses scripture to show the reader a new depth into what God has hidden in the scriptures concerning this "hidden agenda" as well. It is a nice joy ride of new learning. If you are one who considers yourself to be a "bible deep" individual, then I believe this book is a must read.Thank you.

I recently completed my first reading of David Flynn’s “Cydonia, The Secret Chronicles Of Mars” and here’s my initial response. I would like to comment more on this fascinating book in the form of something like a summary of key points, at a later time, once I have had the time to gather my thoughts into a clear and precise essay.David Flynn has drawn back the curtains that for a long time prevented me from seeing a clear view to a plausible explanation for the meaning of, the relevance of and the connection between specific predictable and measurable astronomical events as they relate to: Biblical prophecy, the various creation and cataclysm accounts that it seems do recur in all the major ancient mythologies, the geological and historical records and the influence and identity of a group of nefarious extraterrestrial interlopers and their evil and cursed bastard offspring.What an extraordinary and clearly brilliant person this author was! I am astonished when I consider the volume and breadth of research work, study and time in deep contemplation and prayer he must have engaged in to be able collect, understand and interpret the usually intentionally arcane, elusive and confounding material that makes up so much of the information he has successfully compiled, deciphered and explicated in this book.In terms of coherence, substance and overall consequence, I found my reading of Cydonia to be a resoundingly more digestible, substantial, and beneficial experience, than “Hamlet’s Mill for instance. While both of these books cover a portion of similar fascinating material (specifically: concerning the relationship between ancient mythologies, the Milky Way and the celestial timepiece governed by precession of the equinoxes), it is clear to me that “Hamlet’s Mill” was written for the appreciation of primarily secular academics. Cydonia, on the other hand is written in a manner that is much more readily comprehensible to a layperson such as I, and it was ultimately written with respect to the returning Messiah, Jesus Christ. Cydonia is thus very relevant to Christians. A reading of the book to the end makes that very clear. In it Flynn points out the truth of the pending imminent return of Jesus Christ, the King of Kings, even as His enemies have been secretly planning through the ages to re-establish their own evil empire - a renaissance of the “Golden Age” when the Demigods ruled. Flynn makes plain specific subject matter that has throughout time been deliberately, jealously guarded by a very select few, for exclusive impartation to and comprehension by only the adepts of the various mystery religions, in their aim to secretly build a global power and religion that will seek to resist Christ’s heavenly powers and His return to Earth.Flynn substantiates his interpretations and his position with some compelling data, including mathematical and graphic evidence, some of which a diligently enthusiastic and enquiring reader can readily verify for themselves. by using basic math, including geometry, a simple geometry kit, a computer and internet. Flynn has presented his information humbly and clearly enough and with all the textual references in a massive bibliography for the diligent reader to be able check all his claims.I noted what appeared to be a few typographical errors in the .pdf version, and I struggled a little with how to he got the co-ordinates he states for Mount Hermon (it turns out, according to Mark Flynn, that it depends which meridian you use) but, on the whole I did not find anything that was glaring or would significantly refute any of David’s most important statements or key points.All in all I found the book to be very thoughtful provoking.

This is a great book, David did a lot of research on this book.. you can buy this book for 34.95

way too much!!