Nature Word by R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz Music son of a prominent Anglican

son of a prominent Anglican minister who for some years served as a chaplain of the American Church in Geneva

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and the Evolution of Consciousness "Translator's PrefaceIllustrator's PrefacePrefaceNotes on Modern ThoughtSymbolic ModesSymbol-SynthesisInnate Knowledge (Summary)The Principle of the Present MomentThe Discontinuous Object in the Continuous PresentRelationship is the Symbol of BeingThe Crossing: Principle of EvocationThe Symbol as Expression of a WillThe SymbolicConclusionEpilogue

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Nature Word by R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz Music son of a prominent AnglicanThe first part of the book, written in a single, uninterrupted flow of inspiration, takes the form of answers from the word of nature to questions posed by the rational mind. The second part of the book consists of philosophical reflections on the first and proposes the practice of imagination as a way of evolutionary development. Many traditions have spoken of a higher consciousness, but Schwaller de Lubicz's attempt to formulate in modern terms an