PRIMAL GENESIS – Abner Grech

For 300,000 years, three primal archetypes shaped human consciousness in natural harmony: the Hunter’s ambition, the Gatherer’s empathy, and the Nomad’s restless creativity. Then, 12,000 years ago, agriculture gave rise to a fourth force — the Farmer’s patient order — and the balance of human civilisation shifted forever.
In Primal Genesis the author fuses evolutionary psychology, philosophy, and depth psychology to reveal a powerful framework for understanding both individual destiny and collective history. Drawing on Nietzsche, Jung, Aristotle, Rousseau, Frankl, and the modern sciences of personality and politics, he introduces original self-assessments that uncover a dominant archetype, a secondary nature — and the conditioned identity imposed by society.
Through original self-assessments rooted in the Big Five, Enneagram, and Jungian psychology, you will discover your dominant archetype, hidden influences, and the “conditioned” self imposed by a modern “ecoNsystem” that stifles authenticity.
This is more than a theory of personality. It is a new map of the human soul — and a blueprint for restoring balance between our economic systems and the deeper ecology of human nature.
Primal Genesis redefines what it means to be human. Are you ready for a deep dive into your soul?

Abner Grech endured political upheaval during his childhood and grew along a country trying to build an identity after millennia of subjugation, shifting to liberal democracy barely three years before the Berlin Wall fell. Trained initially in electrical and mechanical engineering, he later pursued studies in business management, advertising, and personal health and fitness.
His extensive travels, coupled with years of one-to-one life coaching upper-tier clientele, offered him a unique laboratory for observing human behavior. Through his lifelong hobby—gardening—he had developed a strong philosophical vision and a pure connection with natural ecosystems and human psyche, a link connection crystallized by a revealing visit at Temple of Confucius in China. A Mensa member, he brings both intellectual rigor and lived experience to his exploration of the hunter, gatherer, nomad, and farmer within us all. He lives in Malta, where he continues to tend his garden, study human nature, and write.