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Αντέχεις την αλήθεια; Το χρονικό της αιχμαλωσίας, Το τελευταίο κάλεσμα Code: 252829
- Author: Αγγελική Αναγνώστου - Καλογερά
- Publisher: Anagnostou - Kalogera, Ageliki
- Μορφή: Soft Cover
- Έτος έκδοσης: 2009
- Αριθμός σελίδων: 731
- Κωδικός ISBN-13: 9789609317054
- Διαστάσεις: 24×17
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The truth is fragmented within every position, opinion, religion, version, and human ideology. However, no single opinion or position can provide the complete picture of it. As an example of this, we can refer to Newton's spinning disk experiment and the refraction of white light into the seven colors of the rainbow. The white light - which includes all colors - resembles the one truth that, like a magic image, stands before man.
Man, remaining fixated on his personal opinion (color), cannot synthesize all the colors - positions - opinions and see the white shade of truth. However, when he moves to a particular "point," he will be able to see. Then everything decodes before his eyes, like a "magic image" that suddenly appears.
So who is right: The followers of Darwin's theory of evolution or the Church that claims God created us? ...Both!
Who is right? Those who accept reincarnation or those who stubbornly reject it? ...Both!
Who is right: Those who believe in the soul and spirit of man or those who do not believe? ...Both!
Who is right: The eyewitnesses of UFOs or the scientific community that insists there is no intelligent life on other planets? ...Both!
The content of the book gradually moves the reader through an upward "spiral" process, from a simple position to a complex one, so as to smoothly shift them to a different dimension, from where they will be able to gaze upon a world very different from the one they previously believed in.
Specifications
- Genre
- Metaphysics - Esotericism - Occultism
- Subtitle
- The last call
- Format
- Soft Cover
- Number of Pages
- 731
- Publication Date
- 2009
- Dimensions
- 24x17 cm
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I really wish everyone could read this book, it is amazing and truly awakens the mind and spirit!!! A big congratulations to the author and I hope she continues faithfully with her work until the end.
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She appropriates the teaching of knowledge (or a category of them after all), what she writes is not new but she has worked on them, complicates them and presents them as her own work. I would suggest to anyone who is easily swayed by such complex ideologies to follow in their life and thinking the principle that defines "Occam's Razor".
"No more assumptions should be made than are necessary." That is, the simplest way to explain something is usually the correct one.
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Very well-documented book, with a difficult subject such as philosophy/ontology. It has countless sources and quotes that help the reader understand more deeply the worldview presented within.
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Did you find this review helpful?In my opinion, it presents a distorted image of reality. However, one can visit the website with the same name before purchasing it and judge for themselves. Apart from that, it was tiresome in many aspects.
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Did you find this review helpful?One of the best books I have read. It tells many truths, but you need to read it more than once to understand everything.
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Did you find this review helpful?Very high level, requires a lot of study and deepening. Remarkable, but not for everyone. For rested research minds.
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- It was not easy to read
- I did not like the writing style
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Did you find this review helpful?In my opinion, it is the most interesting thing I have read. It has managed to gather all the fragmented truth based on sources that have been written over the centuries and presents it in the best way. It is obvious that nothing came out of her mind as I see inaccuracies being mentioned in some comments. By reading it, many questions that no religion could ever answer were solved for me. I owe her a big THANK YOU!
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Did you find this review helpful?Like every book, this one also provides food for thought, solves questions but at the same time creates others, gives you guidance to continue searching.
It is mainly based on the work and theory of Elena BlavatskyTranslated from Greek ·- Paper quality
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Did you find this review helpful?I believe the book is a very good fiction for science fiction movies, I thought it was scientific but it's not. Fortunately, from the website, I understood that it is a very good fictional explanation of nonexistent things like myths.
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Did you find this review helpful?POSITIVES:
To write this book, it is obvious that the author has spent a lot of time and effort. It is a lifelong literary work that deserves recognition. It has a research-oriented style and cites many sources, which shows the decades of preparation and effort put into it. It has a very good style and captivates the reader, keeping their interest until the end.NEGATIVES:
The sources mentioned refer to specific authors, evangelists, philosophers, texts, etc., which for me means that she does it because it benefits her to refer to specific sources for the development of her subjective theory, thus excluding other sources that may contradict what she believes or what she finds convenient to believe. Also, in many points, her theory and therefore the content of her work contradict themselves. Something mentioned in one chapter is completely contradictory to something that will be mentioned later, confusing the reader in an already difficult-to-understand (due to the content it examines and not the style of the text) book.CONCLUSIVELY:
It is a difficult-to-understand book (due to its content and not the author's writing style, as previously mentioned), which expresses the personal-subjective opinions and beliefs of the author (whom I believe got confused and lost somewhere due to extensive reading, research, and search for truth), having many gaps and contradictions, as it is a manuscript written by a human and therefore has its imperfections. However, I highly recommend it to anyone with a research tendency and I believe it is worth reading. Whether one adopts or rejects part or all of the author's subjective theory depends on each person's critical ability and the human need to believe in something that suits them. Regardless, I express my personal opinion regarding the content of this book. Finally, I want to say congratulations not for the content of the book, but for the effort of searching and researching, which seems to have been immense, regardless of whether it led to incorrect interpretations and the creation of a subjective theory that, in my personal opinion, I do not accept. Thank you for your time, I wish you happy reading and fruitful searches.Translated from Greek ·- Was it interesting enough?
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Did you find this review helpful?It is truly the ultimate call for those who wish to redeem their souls from the world of loss in which we are all trapped.
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Did you find this review helpful?The author believed that through all religions, philosophies, and theories, one can take elements that seem to connect and, by choosing and combining them, find the real, comprehensive truth.
She even quotes excerpts from her sources, making her approach seem more scientific. HOWEVER, she doesn't seem to evaluate the credibility of her sources! She uses, for example, the "hidden Gospels," which anyone could have written for any reason, influenced by other earlier fictions.
It's as if she ignores that some fictions have common elements, for the simple reason that one fiction can take elements from another, and the combination of two or more fictions doesn't lead to a greater truth, but to an even greater deception!! It's like someone taking maps, some completely fake, some with errors, maybe one correct, and trying to find their way with this new map of the "comprehensive truth" through their composition...
I understand, of course, how "tempting" it can be to read about supposed hidden knowledge and be convinced by fiction because it has references to "ancient knowledge" and modern scientific references (which SEEM to have common elements and support the present theory).
In short, what the author claims, defending her theory from the introduction of the book, saying that some will say it's also a theory when in reality it's not because it includes other theories, in my opinion, is not true in any case.
The author seems to have read a lot but unfortunately also seems to have gotten confused. The book reminded me of theories by the well-known Liakopoulos, who also seems to have gotten confused by the many different things he has read.
I appreciate, of course, the fact that there are people who distance themselves from the dogmatism of the era and society, who question and search. But the danger of them being led to other dogmas and perhaps being even more deceived is real... And then, it is even more difficult for someone who is searching to identify their own dogmatic way of thinking (the supposed "Truth")...
* For those wondering what it roughly says, let me just say the following: it accepts polytheism and that we are more or less the result of the creation of a lesser god who "escaped" the control of higher gods and the highest father of all gods (how it did it and escaped, doesn't seem logical to me as a possibility...). Anyway, I didn't have the patience to finish it. I don't see any meaning in it. The book went for recycling.
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Did you find this review helpful?What can I tell you, the author believes that the unnamed one created us, and unfortunately according to the author in this matrix the only one who managed to penetrate is our Lord,
She believes in a wrong God, wrong archangels, etc. who are subordinate to him! and I wonder about the Virgin Mary when the Archangel Gabriel appeared to her and told her that she would give birth to the Christ, the Son of God, was this archangel a servant of Yahweh? and why would he reveal it to her, and did the Virgin Mary believe in the wrong God Yahweh? a bunch of nonsense as my grandmother used to say, if you can handle it, read it, it brought me depression
I wouldn't recommend it because there are sources it uses that are correct but there are just as many that mention things that confuse youTranslated from Greek ·- Paper quality
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Did you find this review helpful?This book contains all the Truth about the existence and role of humans in this world within its pages. Read it, there is not much time.
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Did you find this review helpful?This is an innovative work that speaks to the depths of our existence because it touches upon the truth. I don't know who is behind the author (because it is unlikely that this work was created by one person) but it proves that in the place where it all began, the philosophical currents that complete the puzzle still exist. Few will endure it as content, but for those who understand it, it will reprogram them.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?An interdisciplinary study on the inflammatory existential issues of humans, with an abundance of evidence and arguments from numerous sources. A work of life and power for those who constantly seek the Truth.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?The book of books.
If I were to die tomorrow, what I would say is READ THIS BOOK, EVERYONE!!!!! As much as you can...Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?The book teeters between Truth and assumption. On one hand, it describes an innovative theory, on the other hand, it requires critical thinking from the reader to draw secure conclusions. In my opinion, it is a research book and not a novel, so certain sections may need to be read more than once to be understood.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Inaccurate and hasty research. Most of the writing sources are magazines. It refers to the Holy Scripture without having knowledge of it.
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Did you find this review helpful?The book is shocking!!! However, it is a very tiresome book in many points, very difficult to understand and with too many references. Overall, it exhausts the reader. I would suggest reading it for the first time without the references, in order to get the initial idea, and then on a second reading with them, because it becomes difficult to finish otherwise. What it writes is both shocking and very distressing. I hope it is not true. The author is so certain and absolute about what she wrote that she has created a page of followers-believers, I would say, on Facebook and does not accept any objection or different opinion or discussion. Something which, for me, is negative. Four stars because the book is very tiresome and not easy to read.
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Did you find this review helpful?"The book" answers all the existential questions that I had unanswered and more. I don't need to read anything else. Thank you to the author for this "light" book in my life.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?The best book I have ever read! It answers many burning questions that torment people who are searching. I highly recommend it!
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Excellent book that clarifies everything... Read it and you will remember me.
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Did you find this review helpful?A book - a light, in the intellectual eyes of all of us!
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?The best thing I have ever read.....
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