At the End of Time: Prophecy and Revelation: A Spiritual Paradigm Hot

This is an important book in the strongest sense of the word. That being said, it strikes me as somewhat sad that there's not a "Required Reading" list for all people. There are many books I'd put on that list - this one near the top, particularly for those locked in dogmatic points of view.
Robertson has put his considerable knowledge and talent to work on the question of the real meaning of the last book of the Christian Bible, The Revelation Of John. His observations, explanations and conclusions ring as Truth to this student/teacher.
The book explores the Revelation as the blueprint for the continuing spiritual evolvement of humanity not as a physical manifestation, but as the ultimate reconciliation of the 'separation' of God and (Wo)Man. Throughout the book, he shows how Jung and others have wrestled with the questions of symbology, archetypes and spiritual evolution, using illustrations from many spiritual traditions of history. The symbols that were used throughout history in the Egyptian, Roman, Greek, Hebrew and other myths and prophesies (including even the Hopi) are viewed not as separate, but a continuing stream of communication from the unconscious or spirit realm to the physical. The congruity of the message is impossible to ignore.
You'll find a strong call to cultivate practices that allow the development of psychic/spiritual muscle, the ability to reach beyond your self-imposed boundaries of 'identity'. This happens not so much from Robertson's exhortation to take up such practices, but from the understanding you gain of the importance of doing so while digesting the content of this book. The explanations of the elemental importance of symbols and of the Revelation as a conciliatory process that humanity has been and is continuing to experience since the creation will have you wanting to explore more deeply on your own or with a good teacher. I will go back to this book again and again...