Jonathan Wright

The Welranshuung Destroyer

Revisado: 04-24-23

let me start by saying I've never had much interest in UFOs and all related noise. I am more interested in the occult. however, after this book I will forever link the two subjects. This is a wild book. I read all of Jorjani's books and this one did not disappoint. The first 10 hours are absolutely worldview destroying, which will turn most off but I really enjoyed it. my only problem with the book is the last two or three hours. he delivers a wild but very interesting framework initially but when he begins to describe the "Promethean" element it falls into an abyss of too much info that perplexes more than elucidates but perhaps that's his point. I have recommended this book to several friends and I do here as well, so long as you like your worldview challenged, which I do.

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great Evola book

Revisado: 11-03-22

I really enjoyed it. full of interesting insights. you will certainly never look at Freud and Jung the same

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Great but not for the uninitiated

Revisado: 07-31-18

I found this audio book enthralling but that's coming from a guy that's read several thousand pages of Jung's Collected Works. if this is someone's introduction to Jung I would imagine some confusion. This isn't an autobiography of the external events in Jung's life rather the internal events that helped shape his career, his philosophies, his religious views, and his psychology. For the first time, he actually explains his particular religious views which are fascinating and completely original.

The narrator is great. He has a great tone and he switches voices for other people (like Freud). I will absolutely listen to this again. There are just so many but ideas in this book. Unlike the Collected Works, this book contains many of his opinions instead of solely facts from his empirical studies.

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Great but not for the uninitiated

Revisado: 07-31-18

I found this audio book enthralling but that's coming from a guy that's read several thousand pages of Jung's Collected Works. if this is someone's introduction to Jung I would imagine some confusion. This isn't an autobiography of the external events in Jung's life rather the internal events that helped shape his career, his philosophies, his religious views, and his psychology. For the first time, he actually explains his particular religious views which are fascinating and completely original.

The narrator is great. He has a great tone and he switches voices for other people (like Freud). I will absolutely listen to this again. There are just so many but ideas in this book. Unlike the Collected Works, this book contains many of his opinions instead of solely facts from his empirical studies.

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A Must-Read for Conquerors

Revisado: 04-18-17

The main idea behind the book is incredibly solid and a great thing to learn if you're a common middle class person, like me. Though that main idea is essentially a repackaging of some of Tony Robbins's financial material, it's still incredibly valuable and something that I've been trying to hammer in my head.

He gets a little bit too much into the whole real estate concept of "income properties". It's really good stuff to know for the future. Right now (at least here in Lex, KY), one thing it is NOT is a buyer's market.

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