I said exercise and I meant that because I know that it is quite hard to believe in everything that is in the book.
I kept wondering about many things and I did many questions on its contents and I am to say that it was a very good exercise for the mind. And the funny stuff was to get stuck days and days with the ideas presented by Jonathan Black. It has a good length and I took maybe three or four weeks to finish it. Unfortunately, I cannot take all the reading suggestions, but that one, specifically, I got without thinking. People are used to recommend to me a lot of books. For some reason, that I cannot remember, I was talking to this Irish old man who I happened to know in the library and he recommended it to me. It was in one of those occasions that the “The Secret History of the World” by the American Jonathan Black came across. It might be a desire to be younger and get in a journey to the mysterious world again without worrying about reason or the reality. But, time to time, I keep my self puzzled with this desire of reading about this non-conventional kind of knowledge and I can not help myself. Growing old, off course, I learned that I should spend my time reading better literature and I set aside those books to get into adult issues such as economy, business, philosophy, politics, science and non-fiction writings.
I would say that, at least, while reading this kind of books I was taught to have the necessary attention and get the habit of reading and that would help me a lot in the future. I think it is rather natural, once every childish and teen book shows mystery and magic in their pages and plots. I would be entertained the whole afternoon reading books about UFO’s, Bermuda Triangle, Rosicrucianism, Gnosis, Essenes, Vimana Aircrafts, Lemuria, Atlantis, Skull and Bones, and a lot more. When I was young, I used to be very keen on conspiracy theory, secret societies, occultism, esoteric knowledge and so on.
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