John Davidson Libri

An inspirational encounter with the world of Christ, and an uplifting study of the man, his times and his teachings. Destined to be a classic.

Sometimes lyrical, sometimes light-hearted, and occasionally irreverent, this book explores "life, the Universe, and Everything," emphasizing that true understanding arises from recognizing everything as part of One Being. This realization aligns various aspects of human knowledge, including scientific discoveries and universal religious and mystical teachings. The narrative draws on ancient perennial wisdom while offering a contemporary perspective, posing as many questions as it answers. The publisher, Science of the Soul Research Centre, focuses on spirituality and promotes an understanding of the common spiritual power inherent in all life. It encourages exploration of the inner spiritual journey, emphasizing that the essence of this experience is universal, transcending creed, culture, and time. The SSRC aims to dissolve barriers between religions and explores spiritual truth from diverse viewpoints, suggesting that while expressions of spirituality may vary, they ultimately converge towards a shared Reality. This work presents a reconciliatory view in the ongoing dialogue between science and religion, aiming to foster a better understanding of these often contradictory fields. Through its insights, it seeks to bridge gaps and encourage a more integrated approach to spirituality and knowledge.

Photographs trace the Great One's career from playing in his backyard rink in Ontario through his record-breaking career in professional hockey

ew questions concern man more closely than those of his own origins. How did man and the other species originate? Why does the fossil record of the last 500 million years show such ever-changing spectrum of creatures? What causes the vast repeating cycles of extinction and renewal of species on our planet? Natural Creation or Natural Selection? is a ground-breaking study which points out that we miss a fundamental dimension in our study of life on earth if we forget to look at mind, consciousness and life as primary and formative factors. By applying an understanding of the formative mind, the author presents a radically different yet complete explanation of the fossil record and the diversity of organic life, which not only fits the facts exactly, but also accords fully with the universal philosophy expressed by mystics throughout the ages.

"Il carattere e l'intenzione sono così scoperti da non ingannare se non chi vorrà ingannarsi da sé". Agli inizi del Settecento giungono a Parigi due persiani. Sorpresi e stupiti, si guardano intorno con malcelata curiosità, rimarcando per iscritto le particolarità dello stile di vita e di gestione dello stato francese, comparandolo con quanto avviene in patria, in Persia. Un'invenzione narrativa geniale, quella di Montesquieu, che gli permette di costruire, in un gioco di specchi e di rimandi continui, una critica finissima ma al contempo molto godibile dello stato assolutista francese. Le Lettere persiane di fatto annunciano la più straordinaria stagione intellettuale dell'Europa moderna, l'Illuminismo, e tuttavia sul mondo moderno già posano uno sguardo straniato e penetrante. Romanzo epistolare e insieme satira di costume, pamphlet politico e fantasticheria esotica, quest'opera, che attraversò passioni, sogni e teoria della cultura settecentesca, appare oggi come il primo singolare racconto della Ragione moderna, delle sue ambizioni e della sua crisi, del suo progetto di trasformazione e del suo scacco: il grande classico fondativo dell'Illuminismo. Se Lo spirito delle leggi consegna l'immagine di Montesquieu come grande teorico della politica e dello stato, le Lettere persiane raccontano di quell'immagine il segreto carattere: l'ironia e il bonheur, l'inquietudine e il sorriso.

Výklad učenia Ježiša Krista na základe interpretácií apokryfných a gnostických textov a diel cirkevných otcov, filozofov a mystikov

Vakuum herrscht im Weltall, aber auch in den Atomen von physischen Körpern vor. In der konventionellen Physik gilt das Vakuum gemeinhin als leer. John Davidson aber zeigt, daß der vermeintlich leere Raum selbst bei absoluter Nullpunkttemperatur noch Energie enthält - freie, kostenlose Energie, die man zum Betreiben von Anlagen und Maschinen anzapfen kann. Anhand mehrer Erfinderbeispiele wird nachgewiesen, daß das in der Praxis durchaus funktioniert. Doch über diesen physikalisch und technologisch revolutionären Aspekt geht der Autor in seinen Betrachtungen weit hinaus. Er untersucht die Natur dieser geheimnisvollen Urenergie, ihre Beziehung zur Natur und Schöpfung, zum menschlichen Leben und zu übersinnlichen Phänomenen wie Hellsichtigkeit, Telepathie, Geistheilung etc. Aufgezeigt wird, wie Geist und Materie, Energie und Bewußtsein aufs innigste miteinander verflochten sind.