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The collection features insightful and ecstatic poetry that inspires devotion and contemplation, drawing from the author's extensive experience as a meditation teacher and his training in various mystical traditions. Readers will find a celebration of the Divine in every moment, encouraging personal spiritual growth. The poems resonate with the works of great ecstatic poets like Rumi and Kabir, guiding readers toward a sense of unconditioned Oneness. Dr. Edwards, with his rich background in meditation and depth psychology, aims to awaken love and clarity within every reader.

A clear and artistic understanding of the qualities of projective geometry. Useful for high school Steiner-Waldorf teachers. schovat popis

Pioneering work on bud and plant shapes, indicating there are universal laws which guide an organism's growth into predetermined patterns.

The universal force known as Kundalini has been shrouded in mystery for centuries, yet it influences our every breath, thought, and emotion. With Awakening Kundalini, one of the West's most respected teachers and researchers in the field explores this spiritual principle in unprecedented depth, with detailed guidance for discovering and working

"A profoundly personal exploration of our soul'squest for the direct mystical experience of the Divine. It combines the ancient wisdom of the East, Kundalini and insights from Joseph Campbell and C. G. Jung to illumine your path to God.

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Exploring the sacred feminine, this collection reveals the Divine's whispers to Kalidas, emphasizing the voices of goddesses like Kali and Tara. Through poetic expressions, Lawrence Edwards invites readers to embrace their inner mystic and embark on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening. The text celebrates the Great Goddess as the source of love and wisdom, encouraging a deeper understanding of one's true essence and connection to the Divine.

Exploring themes of spirituality and mysticism, this collection features poetry and prose inspired by meditative experiences. Lawrence Edwards, a respected scholar and meditation teacher, channels insights from the Great Goddess, echoing the works of renowned poets like Kabir, Hafiz, and Rumi. His writings invite readers to recognize the Divine presence in every moment and encourage a deeper understanding of the Infinite One. The collection serves as both inspiration and instruction, guiding readers to experience life as a manifestation of the Divine.

„Ich glaube, dass die Wirklichkeit etwas Geistig-Physisches und weit wunderbarer ist als alles, was der Verstand denken oder das Auge je sehen kann. Kommt nun aber diese Wirklichkeit im Bewusstsein des Mathematikers zur Erscheinung, so tut sie dies in den wunderschönen Formen und Gestalten, von denen ich einige in diesem Buch zu beschreiben versucht habe; in der äußeren Welt kommt sie in den mannigfaltigen Formen der lebendigen Natur zur Erscheinung. Bringen wir diese beiden Bereiche als Erscheinungsformen ein und derselben Wirklichkeit zusammen, so stellen wir fest, dass sie übereinstimmen und zusammenpassen. Und wenn wir sie zusammenbringen - vorausgesetzt wir haben den Willen und die geistigen Fähigkeiten, in der rechten Weise vorzugehen -, so stehen wir am Eingangstor (man beachte: nur am Eingangstor) der Erkenntnis.“ Lawrence Edwards