Reviews of My Books

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It intrigued me right away! Reviewed in Italy on January 11, 2021 – A very beautiful and reflective book that wants to help those who seem not to be able to do it. Who wants to surrender to life. The author provides valuable advice and reflections that can help us, especially when we seem to be in great difficulty. If we had a different vision of life and we thought in a positive way, as the author wants us to understand, we would see it completely in another perspective. Sometimes we think that it is only we who suffer, while others are always well, but this is not the case. Everyone has problems, but some manage to face them with courage because they never stop smiling and thinking positively. We must become strong, even when it is not easy. We have to be happier, because if we had so much money without rejoicing in owning or spending it, what good would it be? Not for this reason many actors or stars are not happy even with a lot of money. This book helps to think about it in a positive way, because on the other hand life is beautiful, just believe in it firmly. –

Nora Of great psychological impact Reviewed in Italy on October 6, 2020 – Very useful for those who want to find the right courage to go on alone, in a very stressful life full of problems. Congratulations!!! –

Despite the shortness of the book, it is a harbinger of heterogeneous reflections. Everything starts from fear and the unfortunate discovery, and therefore real studies (emblematic of the Tavistock Institute), about the utilities deriving from it and therefore the various consequent scientifically sought speculations to favor the increasingly pervasive and sophisticated domination by those who hold, in legal monopoly, violence: the State. The fear that initially starts as an object of interest of the Church and of confession, in its undue low and temporal meaning. Chilling also the parenthesis, placed in the chapter: "The Brutal Techniques", in which a reference is made to the crazy and inhuman projects, endorsed by States, in defiance of any convention, treaty, declaration and constitution on human rights, in which torture becomes an almost reductive qualification of the acts posed by these, in fact, criminal for the manipulation of the individual. We are talking in particular about the "MONAR*CH PROJECT". To this is placed a list, even merely partial, of 30 chilling points of inhuman and chilling supertortures.My personal final reflection: strange to note how some deaths, individual deaths, are emphasized in the media as victims of murders of foreign states, perhaps claiming by other Western states, such as ours, truths about their deaths, raging against that particular state, while from the USA to various other Western countries, serenely they apply these inhuman murders and brutal torture, they do (as mentioned in the book) much worse. Yet another double standard that should make the thinker reflect.Mala tempora currunt.Obviously many facts and things posed in the book, such as those I highlighted here above, are and deserve to be deepened. Hoping that certain incredible issues will be refuted in a positive way by other research given the disturbing truth that this book adduces, not wanting to believe it. But many things, unfortunately, already now, I fear, with this ex ante prognosis that I now do will not find, alas, refutations.The book ends with a nice cherry, before with aphorisms, with a nice stimulating breath of postive and proactive messages. – Alkt90 Top! Reviewed in Italy on 4 September 2020 – TOP BOOK!