The Secret of the Universe
19 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Many New Thought books leave one wanting a bit more. They claim that there is a deeper secret of life, but refrain from explaining it. Nathan R. Woods, who apparently wrote this during the 1920s, finally publishing it in 1932, pulls no punches. He attempts to get to the heart of the issue by addressing the question: what is The Secret of the Universe? It's all here, in a couple of hundred pages.
This is where science (justifiably) fears to tread; nothing can be experimented with in this field of inquiry, so it is powerless. [Spoiler Alert] I quote Mr. Wood: "The Triunity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit reflected and expressed in the triunities of space, matter, time and man is the secret of the universe." That's it, that's the entire secret.
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19 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 89 04 Introduction 05 Contents 06 I. The Outer Universe 07 II. The Inner Universe 08 Introduction. The Secret of All Things 09 I. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of the Unity of All Things 10 II. The Secret of the Universe, and the Problem of Space and Matter 11 III. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Space, Motion and Time 12 IV. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Relativity 13 V. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Being, or Existence 14 VI. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Change and Progress 15 VII. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Ethics, or the Good 16 VIII. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Reality, or the True 17 IX. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Aesthetics, or the Beautiful 18 Conclusion: The Secret of the Universe and the Riddles of the Universe 19 Special Pages: Errata
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The Secret of the Universe
19 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Many New Thought books leave one wanting a bit more. They claim that there is a deeper secret of life, but refrain from explaining it. Nathan R. Woods, who apparently wrote this during the 1920s, finally publishing it in 1932, pulls no punches. He attempts to get to the heart of the issue by addressing the question: what is The Secret of the Universe? It's all here, in a couple of hundred pages.
This is where science (justifiably) fears to tread; nothing can be experimented with in this field of inquiry, so it is powerless. [Spoiler Alert] I quote Mr. Wood: "The Triunity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit reflected and expressed in the triunities of space, matter, time and man is the secret of the universe." That's it, that's the entire secret.
Table of contents
19 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 89 04 Introduction 05 Contents 06 I. The Outer Universe 07 II. The Inner Universe 08 Introduction. The Secret of All Things 09 I. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of the Unity of All Things 10 II. The Secret of the Universe, and the Problem of Space and Matter 11 III. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Space, Motion and Time 12 IV. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Relativity 13 V. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Being, or Existence 14 VI. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Change and Progress 15 VII. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Ethics, or the Good 16 VIII. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Reality, or the True 17 IX. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Aesthetics, or the Beautiful 18 Conclusion: The Secret of the Universe and the Riddles of the Universe 19 Special Pages: Errata
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The Secret of the Universe
19 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Many New Thought books leave one wanting a bit more. They claim that there is a deeper secret of life, but refrain from explaining it. Nathan R. Woods, who apparently wrote this during the 1920s, finally publishing it in 1932, pulls no punches. He attempts to get to the heart of the issue by addressing the question: what is The Secret of the Universe? It's all here, in a couple of hundred pages.
This is where science (justifiably) fears to tread; nothing can be experimented with in this field of inquiry, so it is powerless. [Spoiler Alert] I quote Mr. Wood: "The Triunity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit reflected and expressed in the triunities of space, matter, time and man is the secret of the universe." That's it, that's the entire secret.
Table of contents
19 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 89 04 Introduction 05 Contents 06 I. The Outer Universe 07 II. The Inner Universe 08 Introduction. The Secret of All Things 09 I. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of the Unity of All Things 10 II. The Secret of the Universe, and the Problem of Space and Matter 11 III. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Space, Motion and Time 12 IV. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Relativity 13 V. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Being, or Existence 14 VI. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Change and Progress 15 VII. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Ethics, or the Good 16 VIII. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Reality, or the True 17 IX. The Secret of the Universe and the Problem of Aesthetics, or the Beautiful 18 Conclusion: The Secret of the Universe and the Riddles of the Universe 19 Special Pages: Errata
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