Search - David Icke: The Freedom Road (3 DVD set) on DVD

Problem and Solution

Laura De Giorgio | Canada | 05/28/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Before this set of DVDs, I've seen Secrets of the Matrix set and even though the information is practically the same, I liked the presentation in Secrets of the Matrix better.

In both sets, the first two DVDs deal with information that could partly be called conspiracy, and a whole bit of information that has actually become part of our present reality. Once something happens, it's no longer "well, maybe, who knows, or it's ludicrous", when it happens - like micro-chipping people as if they were cattle - it has definitely become, at least some people's, reality.

The third DVD in both sets is designed to teach people to reclaim their power. It has become popular to say that certain information has been "suppressed" and in these conspiracy theories that Illuminati and people belonging to different secret organizations have kept from people. This is true, in a way, that such information is not taught in schools, but on the other hand, such information has been available for a very long time to people who desired to know. The information may have been coded with language and symbolism throughout thousands of years, but it was there and whoever wanted the meaning of it to be revealed to him, and whoever turned within and asked that the information be revealed to him - had the information revealed (from within).

What is different these days is that this information is widely available (even though it is still not taught in public schools). Those who desire to know - can. It is not enough just to read books or watch videos - one has to apply this knowledge and this also implies taking responsibility for one's thoughts, emotions and life - instead of blaming the events on someone else. Ouch, this is painful to some people - being conscious of the thoughts they think, accepting the fact that our thoughts create our reality.

On this third DVD - David is explaining the mechanism of how our thoughts create our reality - from our bodies to our environment and providing some sort of scientific analogies - though without your own personal experience - just reading about the law of resonance, about vibration, about the fact that everything is made out of energy (it's both the spiritual viewpoint and the viewpoint of quantum physics) - won't be of much use to you. Yes, you should read about it and get all the information you can, but then you'll learn and discover how it really works through daily application.

The third DVD in Secret of the Matrix set deals more with the holographic model of the universe.

Since his main topic of this last segment is transmuting fear into love - I'd personally recommend working with A Course in Miracles, though you could also read Kybalion (just for the sake of working with different universal laws) and check out Life and Teaching of the Masters of the Far East by Baird T. Spalding. In the end, we all attract into our life - or rather create experiences - we contemplate and entertain our thoughts and emotions on daily basis.

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Got it to make fun of it, but ended up liking it

G. Thompson | Missouri, United States | 07/31/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"As the headline of my review accurately states, a friend and I originally got this DVD to sit there and make fun of it and see what all the fuss was about. "Ha ha, this is gonna be a riot", we thought.

Well, actually as it turns out, the DVD and Mr. Icke's presentation of information as well as the method of presentation, was quite compelling and professional. Before watching this, I had never read nor had ever seen any of his other DVD's. I had only a vague idea of who he even was, and found the DVD through Amazon's "other customers shopped for" feature. A lot of the information he covered in the DVD were new ideas to me, yet confirmed a lot of research I and others I know had done previously which was unrelated to the thesis of this presentation.

After watching this DVD first, and then followed by his other DVD's, I can tell you that if you were going to own or see only one of these videos, this one would be it. This is the only one that covers (almost) the entire spectrum of ideas and information that David Icke and people similar to him are all about. Even though it seems long at 6 hours, it only barely skims everything involved in this whole presentation. But even so, Mr. Icke does a very good job with the time allowed.

Looks like it was filmed in a big black room, David (and a huge projector that shows images (very clearly) behind him as he is talking) walks us through the timeline of history, from the dawn of civilization up to present day covering a sort of "alternative history" (providing references) which establishes the basis for his set of big points which he makes near the end, all while making a multitude of small and every interesting points along the way. He asks questions I've never heard anyone ask and sheds light on some things I've always wondered about in the process.

For those who think David Icke is a profiteer only interested in "taking money from fools" then think again. He has recently offered his books text to be available online to all free of charge because he "just wants to get all the information out there" and I bet that if one asked permission to do the same for his videos, he would happily oblige.

Now I could sit here and spout all the stuff covered in this DVD, but the thing is 6 hours and if you've really read this far and want to know, just see the DVD. If you don't want to spend the money, then rent it on Netflix. To really "get it" you need to see everything from the beginning because it'll sound really weird to just lay out the bottom line right here without first establishing the necessary background info."

Overview of David Icke's compelling research

Jed Shlackman | Miami, FL United States | 11/16/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"David Icke is a very brave, knowledgeable guy who exposes the history and goals of the power structure that rules the world, as well as the spiritual/multi-dimensional realities of our existence. It's a lot of material, and Icke gives a solid overview in this video lasting more than 5 hours. This was originally recorded after the release of "The Biggest Secret," prior to the year 2000. This video is now available on DVD in 2004, but unfortunately it is placed on 3 discs rather than just 1, which could have been done with multi-layer DVD recording. A similar video called "Ruled By The Gods" has been uploaded to an Internet site in low quality video; those who wish to have an idea of what Freedom Road covers may wish to search for and view that other video as well as read Icke's books released prior to Children of the Matrix. There is really nothing available on video that compares to Icke's lengthy exploration of conspiracy history and empowering spirituality. This video is quite mind-opening & mind-expanding for those who are ready."

5000 stars if its all true...

Kevin S. Hartman | Arnold, MO | 05/30/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is a well-presented, seriously engaging lecture by David Icke, which demands repeated viewing in order to take in all of the mind-blowing information. The choice here is simple; either David Icke is mixing truth (much of it is undeniably true) with lies or conjecture to sell his wares or David Icke is one of the most important researchers, writers, thinkers of our era. Honestly, I'm not sure which he is yet, but I'm leaning towards the latter. He seems genuine and inspired and he offers ways to shake off the shackles of toxic modern life. Whatever you do, don't dismiss him as a lunatic; approach his lecture with an open mind instead. Throughout these three DVDs, Icke attempts to make sense of our history and how an elite and evil few have been controlling the masses over these many years. And he does a damn good job! The final disc offers a spiritual approach to breaking the chains by drawing upon ancient truths and wisdom and bringing it all together in a no-nonsense way. These dvds are a little pricey, but so is a ticket to the ballgame... and Icke's presentation is much, much, much, more worthwhile."