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Breath of the Cosmos
(24.9 cm x 17.1 cm, 142 pages)
This book portrays the underlying structure of
the universe in a flowing poetic style, illustrated on more than 40% of the pages by colour
backdrops of photographs or artwork.
It uses a cursive font and layout that further
emphasises the message of the text, conveying a new concept on each double-page
spread. The presentation style is aimed at communicating deep truths in a
way that resonates as it informs the reader.
The book uses examples drawn from nature to
show the outworking of fundamental scientific principles in our everyday lives.
It has been described by those who have seen it as 'inspirational', 'speaking to
the heart as well as to the head'.
The book covers such subjects as: the nature
of matter; the nature and effects of light; the causal mechanisms of the flow of
time; the concept of 'place'; gravitational effects and the holographic
universe; the role of mind and consciousness in the universal process. All of
these are described in a way that's totally different from any book that you may
have read before. Certainly it's a million miles from any science book you've
ever read - see comments from other readers on the left of this page.
The ideas presented in this book are based on
the findings published in the book 'Tapestry of Light' (click
here for details) and further developments on from those findings.
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Click on cover to see sample pages
Click on cover to see sample pages
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