With the creative mindset and mental skills in this book, you will learn more than just how to come up with a new, imaginative idea. You will learn how to repeatedly shatter commonly perceived views with new insight and understandingThe insight and knowledge that you will learn in this book are fully capable of being adopted by anyone, but unfortunately in the repeated ignorant societies throughout the course of human history, they have only been adopted by few.
While the great geniuses of history may have been ridiculed at their time, the knowledge that they gained and shared with the world became taken for granted by later generations. This book will teach you how you can find new knowledge on your own that will in turn be taken for granted by future societies and generations. You'll learn what officially makes a genius a genius 2.
You will learn how you can start thinking like a genius 3. You will fully understand the awesome power of creative thinking 4. You will learn daily exercises that will allow you to unlock that creativity 5. While there have been geniuses in all different subjects math, industry, science, philosophy, etc each and every one of them shared a specific set of traits.
You will learn what those traits are and how you can apply them in your own life. You will learn not only why you need to become a genius, but how you have the capabilities to do so as well. And II Great nations Write their autobiographies in three manuscripts - the book of their deeds, the book of their words, and the book of their art. Not one of these books can be understood unless we read the two others but of the three, the only quite trustworthy one is the last.
The acts of a nation may be triumphant by its good fortune and its words mighty by the genius of a few of its children' but its art, only by the general gifts and common sympathies of the race. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. The Genius of the Few continues the work described in the author's earlier book - The Megalithic Odyssey - and carries the prehistorical research back to BC, when a group of Sages, known to the Sumerians as "Anannage" and to the early people of the Middle East as the 'shining ones' settled into a fertile basin within the mountains of Southern Lebanon.
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Add this book to your favorite list ». Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Aug 28, Robin rated it it was amazing Shelves: non-fiction. Amazing book! Thanks heavens the Patrick Foundation resurrected the out-of-print version and expanded its fascinating study of a group of advanced beings known as the Shining Ones, or Anannage, who lived in the Near East around BC. In-depth analysis includes easy-to-read, scholarly evidence drawn from translations and interpretations of Sumerian, Hebraic and Greek texts.
Extensive research challenges previous interpretations and "raises questions and probabilities that have immense implicat Amazing book! Extensive research challenges previous interpretations and "raises questions and probabilities that have immense implications for the study of prehistoric and modern religion.
View all 3 comments. Recommended to Wendy by: I stumbled across it in a secondhand bookstore. I think this book should be mandatory reading for everyone. In considering the nature of Yahweh, O'Brien reveals an entity with alarming mood swings and swift retaliatory punishment when his laws were either questioned or disobeyed.
Whether or not you accept the hinted-at suggestion that the settlement in Eden was an outpost for a far more advanced race of inter-stellar travelers who decided to settle a I think this book should be mandatory reading for everyone.
Whether or not you accept the hinted-at suggestion that the settlement in Eden was an outpost for a far more advanced race of inter-stellar travelers who decided to settle and "educate" the locals or whether you believe Eden was God's first attempt at guiding wayward humanity, the magnificence of this book lies in the idea that somewhere along the way we have lost all sense of the munificent numinous presence in whom we found our genesis and have fallen into the rut of worshiping an anthropomorphic semblance of our worst egoistic characteristics.
Available as Hard Copy or E-Book. First published in this remarkable book has stood both the test of time and peer review, to become a classic amongst specialists in the human origin subjects.
As archaeological science has broadened its base, to cover many new and exciting disciplines, it is primarily the solid evidence on the origins and spread of agriculture and pastoralism, genetics and language, which take us with some confidence with the O'Briens to Southern Lebanon before 8, BC.
Here we can identify our distant relatives, who delivered from elsewhere a comprehensive agricultural package and much more, which transformed our planet and the lives of its inhabitants. We have added to the appendix three important sections from the recent major compilation of the O'Briens' research, entitled the Shining Ones , which cover an Alternative Genesis , the enigma of the Phastos disc and the Universal Measuring Rod.
This evidence adds weight to the findings within The Genius of the Few, yet still keeps within the constraints of an easy-to-read and enjoyable detective story covering our origins. Only during the reign of Queen Victoria did the knowledge and interest in the great Sumerian civilization begin to be revealed from the archaeological evidence, which included precisely inscribed 'cuneifrom' text wedge shaped lines on thousands of clay tablets recovered from the remains of the ruined libraries of a cultured and ordered society, which was in full flower more than years before the old testament bible stories were compiled between BC and BC.
Some ancient historians did refer to the Elohim by name, but we have never been sure who was responsible for the spectacular agricultural production, monumental structures and the resulting highly organised city states, which would now appear to have existed throughout the fertile crescent and as far back as 8, BC at Jericho and Baalbek.
It is now known that commercial accounting tokens or tablets go back to these earliest dates. Translating the cuneiform , which had changed from simple pictorial signs with an associated phonetic sound, then turned on its side to become elaborate texts supervised by professional scribes, has presented problems. Single words often have more than one meaning depending upon the context in which they are used.
Up to now some of the more solid information we have from the later Assyrian records indicate that there was a small group of wise sages called the ab-kar-llu, who passed down their wisdom to subsequent generations.
The linguistic roots and phonetic sounds of the name Elohim, these sages and that of the more commonly recognised angel en-ge-li offer several logical and linked interpretations. These words mean, respectively, the bright or shining ones gods , the bright or shining farmers from the enclosure or garden, and the shining countenanced lords of the cultivation. Many of the earliest biblical names end in el, the common root of bright or shining and also meaning singular god or lord, but the first part of the name probably denoted their role rather than the individual within a highly organised group displaying advanced technical and administrative skills.
Recommended reading. However it was too controversial for the scholars and too sober and erudite for the popular audience, yet since that time it has attracted a growing number of readers.
With its careful, scholarly and un-sensational approach, the evidence for the real existence of the Anannage as the founders of civilization strikes me as fascinating and convincing". You are to be congratulated on producing such a work".
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