Title: Tried hard to find gems hidden in the bad writing ...
Product review: .. but failed. Someone who writes (or speaks) unskilfully doesn't automatically mean he has nothing valuable to tell.I tried putting aside that logic demanding brain. I tried reminding myself that higher realities don't yield well to the mechanistic way we've been trained to think. Still nothing, but a saddening feeling that great masses of people had been swindled by this valueless book.I used the same attitude when I began reading Jeremy Griffith's badly written "Beyond the Human Condition", and, yes, I found something there. Griffith spent many years (six?) in the Tasmanian wilderness, but NOT to find "meaning of life". The clues (or the answers) about our existence came to Jeremy Griffith without invitation. I believe he'd been doing government commissioned research work at the time.I wouldn't recommend Griffith for those who disliked or liked "Prophecy". If someone insisted on a recommendation, I'd put forward "The Prophet" by Kahlil Gibran.
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