Official Review: The 11:11 Code by Charles J. Wolfe
Posted: 13 Jun 2020, 09:42
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The 11:11 Code" by Charles J. Wolfe.]
The 11:11 Code, by Charles J. Wolfe, is a piece of non-fiction that seeks to enlighten the reader on how the divine plan has been silently operating in the background and dropping numerical hints here, there, and everywhere. The author, having traveled across more than 220 countries, starts by recounting how his experiences in a particular country served as the beginning of his spiritual awakening.
He then goes on to use numerology to unlock the mysteries of religion and science as he tries to find a union between the two and use it to make a case for God’s existence. The author hopes that with this book, readers can see that science and religion are complementary. The author also makes a compelling case about the mysteries surrounding various subjects ranging from physics, light, and spirituality to humans and the planet, among others. He also talks about how these subjects are related to God by an awakening code and the golden ratio.
Firstly, I have always been a fan of numbers and mathematics, and I also believe very strongly that everything is somehow connected. As a result, I was excited when I saw this book that sought to use mathematical patterns to explain the cohesion between different life concepts. Charles J. Wolfe has done an outstanding job of putting together this novel with a lot of revealing information that is backed by several scientific documents. As a result of reading this book, I have learned a lot, which has made me more conscious of myself and how I am a part of the divine plan. I have also learned how seemingly unrelated events are, in fact, related.
I like how the author occasionally engages the reader in some exercises, where he asks the reader to look up something on the internet before they read the following message. I believe this increases the credibility of the information that was shared by the author and enables the reader to draw an objective conclusion on the author’s word without basing their judgment only on what they saw in the book. It was interesting to see that this work provided a mathematically-credible background to support the author’s claims. Also, the images that the author included within the pages of the book were not only refreshing to see but also made me have a better understanding of the author’s message.
It was also pleasing that the novel seems to be professionally edited, as I found only two errors throughout the text. The author took up a very complex subject and made it understandable for people with little mathematical knowledge, and that is a very commendable feat. I don’t know if it’s because of my affinity with mathematics and engineering, but I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book, and I think that the author has done some justice to the topic. This book was also void of profanities.
For me, there was nothing to dislike about this book, and I rate The 11:11 Code 4 out of 4 stars. I recommend this book to people who are interested in the relationship between numbers, history, spirituality, and life. However, people who have a short reading span may find this book challenging to read, as it contains 350 pages.
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The 11:11 Code, by Charles J. Wolfe, is a piece of non-fiction that seeks to enlighten the reader on how the divine plan has been silently operating in the background and dropping numerical hints here, there, and everywhere. The author, having traveled across more than 220 countries, starts by recounting how his experiences in a particular country served as the beginning of his spiritual awakening.
He then goes on to use numerology to unlock the mysteries of religion and science as he tries to find a union between the two and use it to make a case for God’s existence. The author hopes that with this book, readers can see that science and religion are complementary. The author also makes a compelling case about the mysteries surrounding various subjects ranging from physics, light, and spirituality to humans and the planet, among others. He also talks about how these subjects are related to God by an awakening code and the golden ratio.
Firstly, I have always been a fan of numbers and mathematics, and I also believe very strongly that everything is somehow connected. As a result, I was excited when I saw this book that sought to use mathematical patterns to explain the cohesion between different life concepts. Charles J. Wolfe has done an outstanding job of putting together this novel with a lot of revealing information that is backed by several scientific documents. As a result of reading this book, I have learned a lot, which has made me more conscious of myself and how I am a part of the divine plan. I have also learned how seemingly unrelated events are, in fact, related.
I like how the author occasionally engages the reader in some exercises, where he asks the reader to look up something on the internet before they read the following message. I believe this increases the credibility of the information that was shared by the author and enables the reader to draw an objective conclusion on the author’s word without basing their judgment only on what they saw in the book. It was interesting to see that this work provided a mathematically-credible background to support the author’s claims. Also, the images that the author included within the pages of the book were not only refreshing to see but also made me have a better understanding of the author’s message.
It was also pleasing that the novel seems to be professionally edited, as I found only two errors throughout the text. The author took up a very complex subject and made it understandable for people with little mathematical knowledge, and that is a very commendable feat. I don’t know if it’s because of my affinity with mathematics and engineering, but I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book, and I think that the author has done some justice to the topic. This book was also void of profanities.
For me, there was nothing to dislike about this book, and I rate The 11:11 Code 4 out of 4 stars. I recommend this book to people who are interested in the relationship between numbers, history, spirituality, and life. However, people who have a short reading span may find this book challenging to read, as it contains 350 pages.
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The 11:11 Code
View: on Bookshelves
