Rebecca Kean, Tome 7 : Akhmaleone

This book, clear and well-written, with references you can check out, provides an education for the age in which we live. Never have we had so much access to information, and never has a guide or interpreter been more important, so that we can know what is true and what is not.In a 'scientific' age, very few seem to understand the nature of 'science' - the importance of careful review of the 'facts' by others so that they can agree or disagree with the 'facts' as presented, and we can know therefore what is correct.As ever, we are in the age of the 'Seer'. Not some magician, but the one who can 'See' through all the so-called information to the truth. And many people will not arrive at truth because they do not love truth, and do not wish to pay the price to arrive at it.Booker and North work through each subject systematically, attempting to explain how each stage of the development has been arrived at, and what the ramifications are. As such, their work is valuable and a useful textbook to have on the shelf.As you think about their approach, it should help you to be more discerning when reading a newspaper or watching television. Unfortunately, it will show you that almost everything that is reported in the media is shallow, the reporter guessing at what the issues are, and telling you what he thinks.If you can accept anything that is reported at face value after reading this book I think you may have missed the point.