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The host repeatedly highlighted the book during her book club, calling it a timely and critical read for understanding Freud’s links to Jewish mysticism and its impact on Western society. She suggested it as essential background for topics like the Epstein case and Zionist narratives, noting it as a must‑read despite limited reprints. Overall, the discussion was enthusiastic and positioned the title as a highly recommended resource.
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He wrote about Sigmund Freud and all the implications that he created psychoanalysis as a means to mainstream the Kabbalah.
I'll give you in fact the full title of it is Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition.
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That's what this book by David Bacon, who was a Jewish historian wrote. He wrote about Sigmund Freud and all the implications that he created psychoanalysis as a means to mainstream the Kabbalah.
It is heavily implied in this book, his father let him know that he was a Kabbalist.
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I landed upon a book. I believe the book was written and you can look this up Skyler's David Bacon. I'm going to look this up guys. So mind the typing here because I want to make sure I give you this exact book because I was interested in Freud. Let's see what this is called. I think it is David Bacon. I think I got that right. Yes, it's called Sigmund Freud and the Jewish mystical tradition. David Bacon is, I'm pretty sure he is a historian.
He went to Brooklyn College. He went to Ohio State University. He taught at University of Chicago, Ohio State, Harvard, York University and he got quite interested in the Jewish mystical tradition and learned that psychoanalytic concepts actually derived from Kabbalah.
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The host announced that the book club would continue reading this title the following day.
And we will continue reading Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition.
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This book was suggested as the second essential read, in combination with *The Assault on Truth*, to understand the Zionist narrative and the psych tactics like gaslighting.
I would start with The Assault on Truth by Jeffrey Massone and then move on to this most critical book, which is Sigmund Freud and the Jewish mystical tradition.
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This book was mentioned as the one they were about to introduce for the book club, but they were running late because of the episode's main topic. Candace mentioned that this book would not be reprinted.
Gosh, we are over time for the book club. Hopefully people are on this so they know why we're late to the book club, which we have tonight as we begin this introduction to this book, which they will not reprint, but is a must-read Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition.
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The speaker mentioned this book while discussing theology and the origins of Kabbalah, noting that they were learning more about it.
And it stuck with me. This war on fertility is very real, right?
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The host announced that the book club would be having an extra-long session on Friday to finish reading this book.
So instead, we will be doing our book club on Friday for two hours as we finish the book, Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition.
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This book was currently being read by the book club and was mentioned as being very timely regarding the Epstein files. The discussion centered on what Sigmund Freud and his lodges believed, how they operated, and their alleged goals of running Western society and breaking apart Christian empires.
Because the book that we are currently reading is so on time right now. Quite literally, we're completing this book on Friday. Sigmund Freud and the Jewish mystical tradition.
Jewish mysticism is entirely different. This gets into the Chabad, Alubavitchers, they freaked out when we mentioned that. That's Jewish mysticism. It's a very important book, Sigmund Freud and the Jewish mystical tradition.