Librería Samer Atenea
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Librería Kolima (Madrid)
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Like Krishna and Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita or Machiavelli and Lorenzo de’Medici with ThePrince, 'A King Must Understand' is a rendition upon the archetypal theme of the passing downof sacred knowledge from guru to disciple.In 'A King Must Understand', this passing down of knowledge takes the form of a letter writtenfrom father to son. This letter is broken into different chapters. Thechapters range in style from parable to Conceptismo.In a style reminiscent of Marcus Aurelius’s 'Meditations', and directly parallel in intent with Machiavelli’s 'The Prince', 'A King MustUnderstand' gives instructions to the reader regarding the topic of kingship. Subjects such asreligion, virtue, love, dealing with enemies, power, and adversity are covered. Every subjectdiscussed is done so with the intention of helping the reader attain a greater perspective on the subject of life itself.In 'A King Must Understand' the readers are introduced to the mantra:I am PowerI am The TruthI am A Divine KingI am Wisdom, Strength, Faith, Knowledge, and UnderstandingI am Dignity and HonorI am The Greatest King That has Ever Lived for I Am The Master Of PowerThis mantra links the books of the series together as it serves a major role in the initiatoryfunction of the series as a whole.In 'A King Must Understand' the name of the son is Master. This name Master was chosenintentionally and is significant because it calls directly to that unknown GREATER which existswithin all. It is to this GREATER within all that this book is written, and it is this GREATER withinall that this book seeks to call forth into the world. This is very significant to me personally as thevery mission statement to my company (Divine King LLC) is, 'Inspire the world and make it abetter place by awakening the King that dwells in the heart of every man'. 3
