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Paul Wyld is impeccable with his research, his adept use of the English language, and in his narrative style.

Revisado: 04-15-25

It is difficult to even attempt to accurately articulate the spiritual and existential depth and breadth of Paul Wyld's first masterpiece, as the premise, which can be summed up well in the title as well as within Jim Morrison, the man himself, because it would be hard to turn these many abstract ideas into words to describe a human, yet Paul has managed to do it as well as anyone could. This book has spoken to me on so many levels and in so many ways I can relate to as someone who may also be characterized with a tendency toward the dionysian archetype. Paul is a friend of mine, and we have had many in-depth and spiritually inspiring conversations, as I know his familiarity with the occult and esotericism, but I was not informed of his knowledge of the angelic as much until I read this book. It is thorough in approaching what these spiritual principles and ideas meant to Jim Morrison and how he might have used them and how others around him saw him as well as many of the stories there were to share to clear up any myth or rumor which might have been scattered about Jim Morrison over the years.

There will be a better review to come after I've read the book again, but I would absolutely recommend this book to anyone with any interest in Jim Morrison or anything angelic or occult or esoteric or spiritual in general. Paul's theories and approach are non-dogmatic and available to anyone who has an open mind to listen. His view and his opinions of Jim Morrison are spectacular and yet professional and adept, and his writing can be consumed ravenously, as it is as fulfilling to both the intellectual and the seeker alike, as they are so often one and the same.

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