Open Your Mind To Change: A Guidebook to the Great Awakening

Written by Martin Geddes

Narrated by Anik Todd

This book is for anyone seeking an understanding of the covert war being fought by the Trump administration and the nature of the psychopathic culture that will be defeated by the American president's valiant efforts. It is offered in the spirit and style of the 18th century pamphleteers.

A previous collection of essays — "On Q" — focused narrowly on the backchannel from the Trump administration to the public to bypass a corrupt and controlled media industry. This second collection takes the “Great Awakening” as its theme, and looks more broadly at the changes we see underway.

About the author

Martin Geddes is a British computer scientist who has also lived and worked in the USA. Following a career as a telecoms industry guru, he became a whistleblower on corruption in tech and media. As a result he became a leading authority on the Q phenomenon — and an outcast in his industry.

Narrated by Anik Todd

Anik Todd was born into an international family and raised in southern England and northern Germany. Juggling music, visual arts, and videomaking, he has spent his life between stages and exhibition spaces around Europe, most recently with his wife in the band Cryptochrome. With a lifelong interest in the hidden aspects of history and social mechanisms, he now turns his attention to bridging science and spirituality as a HeartMath teacher.

His interest in providing the narration for the audio book edition of Open Your Mind to Change: A Guidebook to the Great Awakening arose from a deep admiration for Martin Geddes’s writings. This rendition was recorded in Anik’s purpose-built studio in his traditional wooden Reykjavík home, in the middle of an earthquake swarm. See if you can feel it in the audio!

Music: “People Come (Score Version)” by Cryptochrome (see https://cryptochromervk.bandcamp.com/track/people-come-score).

• Language: English
• Publisher: Open Minds Media
• Release date: Sep 15, 2021
• ISBN: 9781736393710