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What distinguishes the books of the Berlin philosopher and consciousness researcher Jochen Kirchhoff, who is still to be discovered and who focuses on Giordano Bruno, F.W.J. Schelling, Helmut F. Krause and Hermann Schmitz appointed from? - Above all, that he has deeply understood and internalized their essential basic ideas. Kirchhoff has a real education, which means: thorough knowledge and existential experience. His thinking is radical, existential, authentic. Here is not something written about, but truly thought. Kirchhoff shows the premises that the mainstream scientific worldview takes for granted and no longer questions. The world-picture, however, is the mirror of the self, of subjectivity, which modern natural science has long tried to eliminate in the interests of ostensibly objective knowledge. Science - a product of the mind that forgets itself and perishes as a result. Man has to remember himself, his true origin and destination. Knowledge is remembrance. Only then does the path lead beyond mere egoism. Kirchhoff knows about the urgent necessity of this path, which must be taken by each individual, but he also knows the danger of falling into intoxication and regression. Only the R-evolution of consciousness, the integral wholeness, can save us. In Kirchhoff's books, the reader encounters a depth and radicalism that at present can only be matched in the depth phenomenology of the poet and philosopher José Sánchez de Murillo.