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Roadmap To The End Of Day Summary

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Roadmap to the End of Day by Daniel Friedmann is a non-fiction book , explaining the true meaning of history. The book sees the human history as a glass maze , that starts from a point and ends in another . However the book also explains that the glass maze can be mis-interpretated , in a way in which we belive we see the end of the maze , only to realise the path is longer that we originally thought it to be . The book has 10 chapters , chapter one revealing the introduction , chapter 2 summarizing the cosmic purpose of creation, chapter 3 describing the Messianic era . In chapter 4 the Universal Timeline and its specific pattern is developed , and the explanasions goes on , until chapter 10, where its developed the idea that the human race has the ability to alter the …show more content…

As I continued reading I a was shocked at how much the book was telling the truth of the world and after finishing I started seeing the world a bit different in a way which made me wonder why we havent already seen the end of the maze. This book made me realise that life isn't as simple as a lot of the world population belives . This is the first book of this type , and after reading it I will surely keep reading books such as this one , because it's an interesting subject to research and discuss with others Daniel FriedMann absolutelly made a perfect book in terms of writing. Every sentence has a meaning , every word in a sentence also has its meaning . Every chapter can be understood by children and adults. It is a very "understandable" book often making metaphors in every chapter. At first I misunderstoood the title , but after reading the first chapter I understand it and it makes a lot of sense in comparisson to the book. This book's only flaw is the bad page-arrangement . I feel like it could have been donle better but hey, nothing is perfect after

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