Machtwechsel auf der Erde

by Armin Risi

The global crisis, x-rayed from a spiritual perspective. Whatever happens on the visible plane has its roots in invisible dimensions; reality is more than meets the eye. This is the essence of all spiritual teachings and mystery schools, and it is the key to understanding what actually happens on the stage of the global power game. Here, in a unique compendium, you get to know what the world loks like when seen from this paranormal viewpoint. Step by step, the author unfolds stunning insights into the hidden dimensions of the secret poltics, money-pulations, and the ongoing transformation. The pieces are put together to reveal an exciting -Ancient knowledge and new revelations
-The conclusive meaning of the symbolism of light and darkness
-The ideology of the Illuminati
-The roots and goals of today's secret societies
-Prophecies regarding money and the crash
-Alien forces and the presence of lightbeings
-Our role in this cosmic drama
"Had Armin Risi lived in classical times, he would now be counted among the great philosophers and theologians. Being a contemporary author, however, he is able to go beyond classical philosophy and shed light on problems, coverups, and challenges of today, using a revolutionary logic, or mytho-logic, as he calls it" -Professor Jorg Rehberg, Zurich

594 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1999

Reviews

[Jeff Suwak · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love religious study, so I bought this book for that angle. Risi does some fascinating work in drawing connections between various religious traditions and finding their hidden commonalities, both abstract and concrete. He also explores a lot of interesting history that many/most would call "Conspiracy Theory" (the capitalized proper noun kind), which I personally enjoy purely from an entertainment standpoint, by which I mean I'm still very much on the fence about whether the big Hidden Agenda actually exists or a hallucination. To me, I find it fascinating regardless of whether or not it's true. To me, it's just great brain candy.

What I appreciate about Risi is that he is very balanced in his approach. Throughout the book, he projects an attitude of composure. The work isn't a hysterical exploration of inevitable impending doom. His attitude is more along the lines of, "I've done a lot of study on this, and I believe this is what's happening and what's going to happen, but I could always be wrong." You won't get any Alex Jones lunatic rants here.

What I appreciate most about this book is that it's ultimately very hopeful. It portrays a conscious universe that, while flawed and "broken" in some senses, is very much engaged with the spiritual development of all humanity, meaning every single one of us who is willing to listen...you, me, and everybody. Is it all true? I don't know. I honestly have no idea. But, Risi presents his case intelligently and carefully, with humility, and his vision of how the universe is actually built is rather beautiful and hopeful.

So, even if read as fiction (and I'm not saying I'm certain that it's purely fiction, either), it's a worthwhile, thought-provoking book.

[Renee · Rating 4 out of 5]

sometimes very interesting. other times very boring. I literally starting skipping through the boring parts.