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The Reality Creators: An Epic Fairytale About Life On Earth Kindle Edition

by Christopher Hall (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
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If you ever wondered why so many people are discontent and willing to trade genuine peace and serenity for the artificial comforts of civilization, then look no further than the pages of "The Reality Creators."

"Chris writes in an incredibly, just incredibly intellectual style, not like anyone out there. And to make the writing beautiful too, at the same time, is really an art in itself. At over 300 pages, this is a really condensed book, which could easily have been 10x as long if it was by an average writer. Although he talks about so many parts of our history, it's not name-calling or dates like you're used to in schoolbooks or other authors. I like writing epics (poems) and varying and imitating styles, but I could never write like this guy - he's one of a kind."

Rhiannon Kirin, reviewed on Goodreads
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"Hall discusses the imbalance of power in the world with an unsettling, sharp clarity and a brilliant sense of humor...

The book is written with stark honesty and provides a solution to break from the shackles: creating our reality based on facts and compassion for the people. Readers who are curious and who read the current political situation in the US will appreciate this brilliantly written book.

"The Reality Creators: An Epic Fairytale about Life on Earth" is deeply researched and presented in a way that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, inviting readers to engage in conversations that are frank and that empowers them to take control of the social and political realities. It is written in a voice that is confident and compelling and littered with dread truths that wake readers up, at times brutally."

REVIEWED BY KIM CALDERON, The Book Commentary
January 22, 2022


"Wow. This is well done. The author's intent for writing this piece is clear. The set-up of the book is easy to follow, and the introduction does a good job of telling the reader how to read the material...Reality Creators is an easy read because of how well it is written, yet it is an intense read because of the subject."

Michelle Dwyer, MFABar Code Graphics, Inc.

Chris writes in an incredibly, just incredibly intellectual style, not like anyone out there. And to make the writing beautiful too, at the same time, is really an art in itself. At over 300 pages, this is a really condensed book, which could easily have been 10x as long if it was by an average writer. Although he talks about so many parts of our history, it's not name-calling or dates like you're used to in schoolbooks or other authors. I like writing epics (poems) and varying and imitating styles, but I could never write like this guy - he's one of a kind.

Rhiannon Kirin, reviewed on Goodreads

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If you ever wondered why so many people are discontent and willing to trade genuine peace and serenity for the artificial comforts of civilization, then look no further than the pages of "The Reality Creators."

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0855TRGBS
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Christopher Hall (February 25, 2020)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ February 25, 2020
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 1151 KB
  • Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
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  • Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
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  • Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 333 pages
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Years ago, Christopher Hall went backstage of our modern society. He tells what he saw in "The Reality Creators: An Epic Fairytale about Life on Earth." While he gave up his career as a theatrical producer to do so, he doubled down on his mission to cultivate compassionate social action. His extensive experiences in farming and the performing arts shape his perspective that we are livestock corralled in a dramatic reality that is the greatest existential threat humanity has ever faced.

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Timely and relevant analysis of why we 99 percenters are up the creek without a paddle
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Timely and relevant analysis of why we 99 percenters are up the creek without a paddle
The timing of this book could not be better! Are you a farmer or a goat?If you were wondering why you’re one of the 99% (goats) and not doing well financially, you should read Chris Hall’s book for the answers. The historical events (over the last 1000 years) that conditioned and created our present situation are clearly explained from many perspectives. His poetic approach makes the text most readable.An excellent set of endnotes sets out relevant contributions made over the years by other authors. The new financial and pandemic chaos is creating a tipping point event now. When will we be able to read Hall's sequel, that will mark the inevitable structural changes for which we have waited so long?
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Dr John L. Gardiner
5.0 out of 5 stars Timely and relevant analysis of why we 99 percenters are up the creek without a paddle
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2020
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The timing of this book could not be better! Are you a farmer or a goat?

If you were wondering why you’re one of the 99% (goats) and not doing well financially, you should read Chris Hall’s book for the answers. The historical events (over the last 1000 years) that conditioned and created our present situation are clearly explained from many perspectives. His poetic approach makes the text most readable.

An excellent set of endnotes sets out relevant contributions made over the years by other authors. The new financial and pandemic chaos is creating a tipping point event now. When will we be able to read Hall's sequel, that will mark the inevitable structural changes for which we have waited so long?
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Dr John L. Gardiner
5.0 out of 5 stars Timely and relevant analysis of why we 99 percenters are up the creek without a paddle
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2020
The timing of this book could not be better! Are you a farmer or a goat?

If you were wondering why you’re one of the 99% (goats) and not doing well financially, you should read Chris Hall’s book for the answers. The historical events (over the last 1000 years) that conditioned and created our present situation are clearly explained from many perspectives. His poetic approach makes the text most readable.

An excellent set of endnotes sets out relevant contributions made over the years by other authors. The new financial and pandemic chaos is creating a tipping point event now. When will we be able to read Hall's sequel, that will mark the inevitable structural changes for which we have waited so long?
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Rowyn
5.0 out of 5 stars Read this book!
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2022
Firstly, this is an exceptionally well written book, assiduously researched by the author, Chris Hall, that is well worth the read. In fact it is worth multiple reads and is even worth referring out to your friends. At times cynical, and other times hopeful, the book’s optimistic undercurrent lies in the belief that the proletariat can seize the power back from those that are in control, or as Chris calls them throughout his book, the reality creators. This book is about the ‘haves’ vs the ‘have-nots’ and not only how those two groups arrived at their present lots in life, but also about how the ‘haves’ nefariously maintain their ever-tightening grip on how the rest of us live our lives. The book doesn’t point the finger at one particular group, figure, or nation as being intentionally responsible for the rise of reality creators, but rather points the finger at the collective gestalt unconsciously formed by the reality creators themselves. What makes this book so amazing is that Chris isn’t petulantly asserting that everyone with power and money (the reality creators) is evil and must be stopped. Chris chooses to see the inherent good in people and also realizes that negative outcomes aren’t always the result of malevolent intentions. In other words, good people are capable of involuntarily creating, or enabling, a flawed system that is unsound for the majority of people that said system was created for. Another large part of the book is dedicated to labor systems, how they relate to the bottom line of monolithic corporations, and our utter reliance on job specialization for survival. Multiple times throughout the book Chris likens adults to helpless babies that are only capable of completing their one job (or as he humorously calls it, ‘pushing the red button’) and having a few hobbies. He inspires you to want to go outside and learn life-long skills that you can pass on to your children such as farming, building, and community building. At times I almost felt a pang of guilt for not having more to pass on to my own daughter from reading his book. Chris details an example of a Chinese farmer having his land forcibly purchased by the government and sent to live as an apartment-dweller in the city to support the domestic Chinese output. This illustrates the point that the reality creators don’t necessarily want everyone with less wealth than them to have a poor quality of life. In fact, whether or not we have a high quality of life is almost a point of indifference to the reality creators. The reality creators simply want you and I to have less money and power than them, making all of us reliant on them for our livelihood. This is a concept that reveals itself multiple times throughout the book. Nothing is more scary to the reality creators than an independent farmer that can create everything they need themselves, because then the farmer isn’t relying on the reality creators for anything, thus generating no profit for the reality creators. Never devolving into a propaganda piece to pontificate on one’s own political views, The Reality Creators is a treatise on how the common man can take steps to seize more agency in their life, and provides insight on how to become a more benevolent, productive community member.
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Tracey
5.0 out of 5 stars Must Read!!
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2022
Wow! This is one of those books that forever colors your world view after you read it. Christopher Hall offers an alternative perspective to the mainstream narrative about our culture, and it makes a lot of sense. He sheds light on the root cause of the plagues of modern society by making examples of real world stories and historical events. This is not the story I learned in grade school! The Reality Creators fills in the gaps left by my public education, leaving me more prepared to face the world and choose my place in it. Christopher Hall arms his readers with cited knowledge of the lies and manipulation used to take advantage of our labor and suck value from our lives.

This is not a book about conspiracy theories - he is not spilling the beans on state secrets. What Christopher Hall brilliantly describes is all out in the open, and his witty, unforgiving writing style brings a common enemy into focus by tying a whole host of maladies together. A must-read for anyone with that nagging feeling that something in America isn't right. This modern fable explains how things came to be the way they are, and offers a paradigm shift that is necessary if we, the populace, are to take back our lives from the corporate overlords. A heavy, and sometimes depressing read - I highly recommend this book.
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Mark Johnson
5.0 out of 5 stars Don’t forget your breadcrumbs so you can find your way back.
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2020
Is The Reality Creators an epic poem designed and crafted to shake us from our collective slumber, or is it an honest expression of a clear and sharp mind succeeding at making sense of a nearly nonsensical world? Though it is a modern fairytale in that it tells a story that Informs us about our reality, I suggest the latter. The authority which Christopher Hall brings to the topic shows his passion for truth speaking, but also demonstrates that reality creators can still play games with integrity inside of the monstrous machinery. If you prefer to allow Oz to remain behind the curtain and prefer for yourself a comfortable verisimilitude, nope. But if you care to wake into the dark complexity of this modern life of collective insanity, this poem has a mission for you, no words are wasted, and you will get it.
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Gina A Lo Preste
5.0 out of 5 stars Inspires substantive change
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2020
The ideas put forth will catapult you and yours into a more genuine pursuit of self sufficiency. Freedom from corporate oligarchy will become your urgent and utmost pursuit. It’s depressing- but the truth. Only when we recognize the way we are being farmed will we be competent at making different choices. Read this to make all the connections that have evaded you- as you have tried to understand a very real feeing of powerlessness that is all our reality.
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Iris
5.0 out of 5 stars A great insight into what's happening to the world right now.
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2020
Hall's Reality Creator's is a well researched look at the power behind the throne of today's government. It's a great read if you intuit some program running in the background of our government and economy but can't quite put your finger on it. This is Hall's first dive into the murky waters of consumer politics and what's driving the decline of our world, freedoms, and world ecology today.
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