Philosophy > Metaphysics

Visceral and moving poetry written by the author during times of psychosis, using the metaphor of the mythology of lycanthropy (the study of werewolves). Written in four parts (Waxing Gibbous, Full Moon, Waning Gibbous, and The Forgiven Insanity) it documents through poetry the cycles of psychosis. Reader's Favorite: 5 Stars

This Quiz Bookl was designed to serve as a companion to the Overview by allowing students to approach the teachings from a highly concrete, yet also intuitional, perspective. The goal of compiling some of the most essential teachings of the Ageless Wisdom into an ‘Overview’ is focused upon: a) Providing a form that assists with the acquisition of the information: This involves abridging the original books into forms that are more conducive to non-academic study. b) Providing a form for the inner-circulation of the knowledge: This involves the study, review and personal practice of that knowledge which is acquired. c) Providing a form for the radiation of ...

Let us summize our proposal, that the folds of reality make what seem to be true, what they ostensibly are. In that case, the base element is one, however unfolding. Principally, this is true because it does not divide. And moreover, as our heart in this suggests, that all the peculiar things that we see are in fact one, and merely the ends of that ever making mould. To that, would the genera that holds all our kinds, be in fact not so, for it was no holder to anything other than itself. "What makes this true is akin to the division of water, whereby the seperation of it does not change it's form." And by that, we can reasonably suggest that the unchanging arrangments reach their particu ...

The Creed of Christendom offers a means of stability for the modern world. In the face of ever-increasing skepticism in the secular culture of Western civilization as well as seeming indifference to the fractured nature of “Christianity” among Protestants, this book argues that following the story of how reason came to its climax—becoming its most mature and true self—when married to faith in the High Middle Ages not only stability but a restoration and advancement can be made of the greatest civilization the world has ever known: Christendom, that civilization based upon the Incarnation of God among men and its worldview articulated from that center of all human history.

What is the Universe and its fundamental laws? Who are we as humans and what is our mission on Earth and beyond? How do we find Peace, Harmony, Love and Joy within ourselves and with everyone in the Universe? How do we progress as humankind and as individual spiritual beings? What are the secrets of being the Masters of the Universe Within You? These are some of the questions the author Oksana Angel answers in her philosophical and spiritual book.

Have you ever considered that the soul is infinite? In this book I explain that the soul is made up of the same substance the universe is made of and how we are a part of the same intelligent substance and it is Eternal as is the soul. Simply put you are forever.