The Legacy of Zecharia Sitchin: The Shifting Paradigm

This book presents an analysis of the impact Zecharia Sitchin has had on the world view of man's creation and history. The Sitchin books contain the results of a lifetime of scholarly work translating Sumerian tablets written in cuneiform as well as correlated works from other civilizations and cultures describing the regular presence of extraterrestrials on earth and the creation of man by these extraterrestrials to provide a useful workforce.This set of works by Sitchin has rattled the complacence of traditionalists that fall into one of two intransigent camps, either pure evolution or purely divine creationism.The author of this work analyzes the nature of paradigm shifts and shows why it is often difficult to deal with changing paradigms or world views.The book is easy to read and comprehend but it deals with material that may prove controversial to those who are stake holders in one of the traditional paradigms of man's existence.The book raises a lot of questions that arise from the paradigm shift like what will happen when these not so godly "gods" return on their planet's next orbital pass into the near solar system.

The findings of this great man need to be shared with all mankind. The history should be taught to all the worlds children. And the truth be finally told. This book is a good start, but barely scratches the surface of the truth.

I've read several of Zecharia's books and consequently enjoyed reading about the man himself while getting a summary of his beliefs. I recommend his books to all who wish to expand their understanding of the beginning of time in our solar system.

Enjoyed Dr. Evans' perspective and her recognition of the new paradigm.

A wonderful overview of Sitchin's monumental research by a personal friend. The explanations of why 'fans' and detractors react to his work is so well done. I think everyone who has read one of Sitchin's books should read this before reading his additional books. And everyone should read all of Sitchin's books as he solves life's biggest questions.

M.J. Evans has written a very enjoyable book that introduces Z.Sitchin painlessly to new readers, and makes you want to know more about his many books. I recommend buying this book. NG

I have read Sitchin's books. Evans did a great job of over-viewing them. Evans also shed light on the presence of U-235 in the Sinai Peninsula, showing nuclear bombs were exploded there in 2024 B.C.E. As a former radio chemist, I would be interested to know who did the U-235 analysis.

This was a well done synopsis of a complex author and researcher. The writer gave us a nice look behind the curtain at the "Wizard."

Whether or not you agree with Sitchin, you should read this as it's is a good overview of his work from the 30 year research slog of the 12 Planet right through The Lost Book of Enki to There Were Giants Upon the Earth. It's interesting to hear it from somebody else's perspective and whether you fully believe or are on the fence, it's a fun, educational and interesting read.

A present which went down very well i am told.

Great food for thought!!