The Saturn Myth by David Talbott explores the idea that the ancient myths and religious traditions of various cultures were influenced by dramatic celestial events, particularly involving the planet Saturn. Talbott suggests that ancient civilizations remembered a time when Saturn was once the dominant planet in the sky, surrounded by a cosmic configuration that would have been visible and awe-inspiring to early humans. He argues that this “Saturnian” age, marked by strange celestial phenomena, gave rise to the myths surrounding gods, creation, and the origins of civilization. The book delves into the connections between mythology, astronomy, and human consciousness, proposing that ancient people misinterpreted their observations of the sky as divine interactions or symbolic representations.

It’s a thought-provoking read for those interested in ancient cultures, mythology, and the intersection of science and belief systems. Talbott’s theories challenge conventional ideas about the origins of myths and the role of celestial bodies in shaping human history.

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The Saturn myth

Jean Raspail

Norman R. Shapiro

This is an apocalyptic novel ,a philosophical dissection of the erosion of western civilization… rich and varied (and after discomforting)imag-ery symbolism and point of view amplify the theme ,relating to such lessons of the past as the book of revelation paradise lost and the fall

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The Camp of the Saints

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Eugene Schwartz

Martin Edelston

Brian Kurtz

Breakthrough Advertising” by Eugene M. Schwartz is a seminal work in the field of marketing and copywriting, originally published in 1966. This classic book delves into the psychology of consumer behavior and the art of persuasive advertising. Schwartz emphasizes the importance of understanding the market and the customer’s desires, rather than just focusing on the product itself.

He introduces concepts like market sophistication, the stages of consumer awareness, and the use of powerful headlines to capture attention. With practical examples and insights, Schwartz guides readers through the intricacies of crafting compelling messages that resonate with audiences. This book is a must-read for marketers, copywriters, and entrepreneurs seeking to enhance their advertising strategies and drive effective engagement with their target markets. Its timeless principles continue to influence advertising practices today, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to master the craft of persuasion in marketing.

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Breakthrough Advertising

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The nostalgia of a child's summer afternoon can be intoxicating. Tinkling ice cream trucks, games in the yard, young love, swimming pools. For one young boy and his family, days like these can be heaven.

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