The Sexual Chemistry of Creativity: King Solomon's Masterclass

Some three thousand years ago, King Solomon of ancient Israel was inspired to discover the principles of creativity and genius and record them for posterity in the often erotic verse of his poetic masterpiece 'The Song of Songs', long regarded as the 'greatest puzzle in all literature'. Happily that puzzle has now been solved, making those simple yet powerful principles once again easily available to any person interested in developing the creative treasure that lies in their hearts to the level of genius, even the lowliest of peasants. Find out also the simple reason why theologians throughout the ages have failed to understand the 'Song', the same reason why one top Cambridge scholar refused to discuss the matter with me, and why a top Oxford scholar told me I was 'sadly mistaken' in my claims, and that without his even seeing or reading the material. Amazingly, giant corporations that were once household names sometimes go bust the very same reason . . .