By Stanislaw Kapuscinski (aka Stan I.S. Law)
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The 52 essays will restore confidence in your own judgment; they will help you to become master of your own destiny. Recently updated, we are offered always perceptive, often humorous, as often 'deep' reflections on the Nature of Being. The author delves into ancient myths and scriptures as well as into the latest scientific discoveries to share his Perception of Reality.
Looking at some of the dates, you might think that some of these essays are out of date. Well, they may not be pertinent to the events of the day, but those events had only been used to illustrate the author’s vision of reality. And… are we not, ultimately, dealing with eternity? “The purpose of these essays is not to offer facile answers, but to stimulate your mind to look for yours. Good luck!”
Excerpts from FIVE STAR reviews.
The author’s interests span an enormous range, which, per force, broadens my own. Kapuscinski is probably among the most original thinkers of our time… Later, reading the Key to Immortality, his exegesis on the Gospel of Thomas, I understood more of his philosophy. He’s very consistent. Thomas, or should I say Stanislaw, made acceptance of immortality possible… …to understand. Read him carefully—it’s well worth it, and if you haven’t already bought Kapuscinski’s Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism, do it now. It will help you to understand your own immortality. (Anetta Bach, Smashwords)
I read the essays one per day. Each was enough to sate my hunger, which wasn’t reawakened until I read the next one. Deep and metaphysical they may be, but I also found them fun. Reading them, I often wondered how come I haven’t reached similar conclusions myself. I suppose I would have, had I taken time to think about matters raised in those essays. Reading them gave me a strange sense of satisfaction; they seem to unfold and dissipate most mysteries… (Hanna, Smashwords)
This set of essays did more to release me from my early conditioning that any other book. The essays are deep yet light, profound yet presented without philosophical mumbo-jumbo. Don’t expect dogmatic conclusions. As we grow older, we also grow mentally lazy, lackadaisical. This book will provide you with a powerful stimulus to reexamine the road you are travelling. An excellent collection. (Bohdan Czytelnik, Smashwords)
…reading these Essays one must conclude that, in a number of fields, most of us have been substantially, and apparently willfully, misled by the so-called experts in the various metaphysical fields. I strongly recommend these Essays. If for no other reason than to get a balanced view of reality we live in. And if you are blessed with faith in the unseen, you’ll find it growing much deeper. (Adam Kerry, Smashwords)
Call them Ideas, Thoughts, or Essays… what’s in a name? Reading them enriches my life, broadens my concept of reality, opens my mind. I wouldn’t want to miss a single one. Trust me, they are fun. (Marvin D. Clark, Smashwords).
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