The Man who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe
An introductory book about Walter Russell (1871-1963), a little-known genius who published a series of books on science and philosophy following a prolonged and mystical…… Read More »
Book Reviews
Les Racines Physiques de l'Esprit
Authors: Emmanuel Ransford, Tom Atham
Reviewer: David Lorimer
This is a serious attempt to create a new model of science and consciousness, using a number of fertile new concepts, which are explained in…… Read More »
Creation and Evolution
A thorough and stimulating analysis of the relationship between Darwinism and Religion. As a professor of philosophy who is also religious, Goodman brings a balanced…… Read More »
HOW TO WIN A COSMIC WAR
September 11th 2001 is a date with special significance for most people around the world, although perhaps not for the same reasons. For some it…… Read More »
Transforming History: A New Curriculum for a Planetary Culture
In Transforming History Thompson turns teacher and proposes a curriculum adhering to Haeckel's 'biogenetic law' that ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny: i.e. aiming to 'match the stages…… Read More »
NOSTRADAMUS – THE TRUTH Five Centuries of Prophecies Validated
Why has the book on the true identity of 'Shakespeare' caught my attention? In Network 99 (Spring 2009) I had reviewed 'D.U.', The Disappearance of…… Read More »
The Mysterious Collapse of World Trade Center 7
Over the last few years I have reviewed all of David Ray Griffin's books on 9/11, which now amount to over 2,500 pages of close…… Read More »
GreenSpirit – Path to a New Consciousness
'The Miracle is not to walk on water. The miracle is to walk on the green Earth, dwelling deeply in the present moment and feeling…… Read More »
SPIRITUALITY AND BUSINESS: exploring possibilities for a new management paradigm
This is a difficult book title. Business people are uncomfortable with the word 'spirituality' and yet talk easily about values in business, ethics, morality, corporate…… Read More »
THE HOPE
Subtitled 'A Guide to Sacred Activism', this new book by Andrew Harvey has been aptly described by Marianne Williamson as 'a meteor burst across the…… Read More »