This book discusses different elements of mysticism and how those influenced religions, politics, and social life in the United States. I found this book to be exceptionally interesting, as this type of topic is certainly NEVER discussed where I am from. People around here like to rant, rave, and demand that everyone conform to some type of Christianity and that this is a strictly Christian nation of only Christian people, which is simply untrue and a desperate bid to control the narrative. Cultures all around the globe have seen religions come and go, and those religions and other spiritual elements have shaped global history. This is an important thing to recognize, and not many people around here are willing to come to terms with that, as cult mentality is S.T.R.O.N.G.

I own the Audible version of this book, and it was decently narrated and around 10 hours to listen to. The paperback version of this is about 300 pages if you prefer that medium.