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Title: The Secret History of the World
Author: Jonathan Black
Narrator: Robert Powell
Format: Abridged
Length: 7 hrs and 50 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-08-07
Publisher: Quercus Publishing Ltd
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 55 votes
Genres: History, World
Publisher's Summary:
From the occult roots of science to the esoteric motives behind American foreign policy, this fascinating history shows that the basic facts of human existence on this planet can be viewed from many very different angles. And once our viewpoint has been altered, we will see that secret philosophies are encoded everywhere around us - in great art and literature, in the arrangement of the pips in an apple, in the names of the days of the week, even in the very stories we tell our children.
Members Reviews:
Not for beginners
Any additional comments?
There is a large amount of information in this book, but its not for beginners. You already need to have done some study of esoteric subjects before this book will make any sense whatsoever.The author throws a lot of terms around such as say, alchemy, so unless you want to stop and look up each subject as you go, its best to learn some basics first.I really like the audio version of the book, but I am left also now wanting a written reference with footnotes.This does, as the title advertises, give a "secret history of the world", as outlined in esoteric teachings.
For $10 it's ok.
it's ok. I didn't agree with everything in the book, but when you look at it as "this is what the secret society believes, not necessarily what is true" than its a little easier to stomach.
Excellent!!!
What made the experience of listening to The Secret History of the World the most enjoyable?
After listening to the audio version, I went out and bought the book
Great information
What did you like best about this story?
Easy to listen to, very informative
What about Robert Powells performance did you like?
Easy to listen to him
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
n?a
Any additional comments?
Excellent--will listen to it again and again
Fascinating
I'm reading the book right now in Spanish, so I'm buying the audio version to have it in English and share... probably way easier to get it through reading than listening but I'm totally loving it. Unites and makes sense of the major phylosophies and spiritualities out there
Good material, beautifully read, weirdly abridged
I've ordered a print copy of this book because the fascinating material on the audiobook is strangely chopped up and incomplete. it's clear that the abridgement wasn't done very thoughtfully. Kind of a weird listening experience because of this, but the material is extremely tantalizing. I'd consider this audiobook an introduction or Cliff Notes version of what must be in the unabridged book. Publishers, why do your make these choices??
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Title: The Secret History of the World
Author: Jonathan Black
Narrator: Robert Powell
Format: Abridged
Length: 7 hrs and 50 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-08-07
Publisher: Quercus Publishing Ltd
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 55 votes
Genres: History, World
Publisher's Summary:
From the occult roots of science to the esoteric motives behind American foreign policy, this fascinating history shows that the basic facts of human existence on this planet can be viewed from many very different angles. And once our viewpoint has been altered, we will see that secret philosophies are encoded everywhere around us - in great art and literature, in the arrangement of the pips in an apple, in the names of the days of the week, even in the very stories we tell our children.
Members Reviews:
Not for beginners
Any additional comments?
There is a large amount of information in this book, but its not for beginners. You already need to have done some study of esoteric subjects before this book will make any sense whatsoever.The author throws a lot of terms around such as say, alchemy, so unless you want to stop and look up each subject as you go, its best to learn some basics first.I really like the audio version of the book, but I am left also now wanting a written reference with footnotes.This does, as the title advertises, give a "secret history of the world", as outlined in esoteric teachings.
For $10 it's ok.
it's ok. I didn't agree with everything in the book, but when you look at it as "this is what the secret society believes, not necessarily what is true" than its a little easier to stomach.
Excellent!!!
What made the experience of listening to The Secret History of the World the most enjoyable?
After listening to the audio version, I went out and bought the book
Great information
What did you like best about this story?
Easy to listen to, very informative
What about Robert Powells performance did you like?
Easy to listen to him
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
n?a
Any additional comments?
Excellent--will listen to it again and again
Fascinating
I'm reading the book right now in Spanish, so I'm buying the audio version to have it in English and share... probably way easier to get it through reading than listening but I'm totally loving it. Unites and makes sense of the major phylosophies and spiritualities out there
Good material, beautifully read, weirdly abridged
I've ordered a print copy of this book because the fascinating material on the audiobook is strangely chopped up and incomplete. it's clear that the abridgement wasn't done very thoughtfully. Kind of a weird listening experience because of this, but the material is extremely tantalizing. I'd consider this audiobook an introduction or Cliff Notes version of what must be in the unabridged book. Publishers, why do your make these choices??