Spirit Whirled: The Deaf Phoenicians

Book 1

I decided to edit Book 1 of Spirit Whirled to align it more with where I’m at today. It was written at a time of great stress, with a sense of urgency, and it was a reflection of where I was at during that era. But those conditions changed, and the sense of urgency I once had is gone. The goal for this edit was to remove unnecessary emotions, speculation, unintended virtue signaling, mockery, and personal experiences, as well as to clarify certain subjects, but without ruining the alchemical nature of the text that was originally intended. I’ve drawn legitimate criticism for the way I wrote this book originally. I’ve trimmed approximately 15,000 words, or about 45 pages of “fat”, in order to make the manuscript more precise, and to make it easier for you to recommend without worrying about it causing offense. This edit is an attempt to make The Deaf Phoenicians (The Definitions) more accessible to a broader audience, especially serious researchers and scholars, since the Spirit Whirled series gets more scholarly, and historical, as it progresses.

This will be a great resource for those who’ve purchased the paperback version to get digital access to Spirit Whirled: The Deaf Phoenicians. For those who don’t have time to read, the Substack app has decent AI narration now, which was one of the reasons I decided to publish here, so you can still become a member and listen to it.

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