Scientific Occultism. Hypothetical Basis of Life

David P. Hatch (1846-1912) studied at Wesleyan Seminary and was a judge of the Supreme Court in California. He studied Christian hermeticism and ethics, and wrote extensively on these topics.
The book presented for your consideration was originally published in 1905.... It is dedicated to the ideas of spiritualism, willpower, and immortality. In it, you will read about the philosophy of law and its significance for our "Self".
You will find other topics as well: will as the link between the pure Ego and the Alter-ego; something else has not arisen from nothing, which means that something can never return to nothing or be lost; the mind transcends time and space, while matter depends on both; a person's awareness of all objects affirms their universal nature; polarity is the essence of rhythm.

Author: Дэвид Хэтч

Printhouse: Sattva

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785917423852

Number of pages: 78

Size: 220x150x5 mm

Cover type: soft

Weight: 115 g

ID: 1700300

David P. Hatch (1846-1912) studied at Wesleyan Seminary and was a judge of the Supreme Court in California. He studied Christian hermeticism and ethics, and wrote extensively on these topics.
The book presented for your consideration was originally published in 1905. It is dedicated to the ideas of spiritualism, willpower, and immortality. In it, you will read about the philosophy of law and its significance for our "Self".
You will find other topics as well: will as the link between the pure Ego and the Alter-ego; something else has not arisen from nothing, which means that something can never return to nothing or be lost; the mind transcends time and space, while matter depends on both; a person's awareness of all objects affirms their universal nature; polarity is the essence of rhythm.

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