A very interesting book that explores different theories, religions, mythological and spiritual beliefs, metaphysics, and magic,
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This review is from: Paradoxical III: Gods & Galaxies (Kindle Edition)
Paradoxical III: Gods & Galaxies is a treasure of different theories, religions, mythological and spiritual beliefs of old civilizations, scientific experiments, metaphysics, and even witchcraft, voodoo, and magic. The Natural Laws of the Universe and fundamental questions about God and the creation of our world and humankind are approached from different perspectives of science and philosophy and are blended into an interesting story with angels, scientists, travelers to other dimensions, and even shapeshifting demons.
Two particular phrases in this book stuck with me:
“The divine essence of the human soul is what sets man above and apart from all other creations”
and
“Human knowledge is a matter of perception.”
I found this last phrase closely related to Einstein’s law of relativity that is also discussed in another part of the book: “Einstein’s law of relativity perceives that nothing is what it is, until you relate it to something. The point of view is determined by what the observer is relating to. The nature, value, or quality of something can only be measured in relation to another object.”
Overall, this was a very interesting read. It’s obvious that the author has conducted extended research in many theories of mystics and theologians.
One more thing I would like to mention is that I loved the photos in the book.
Two particular phrases in this book stuck with me:
“The divine essence of the human soul is what sets man above and apart from all other creations”
and
“Human knowledge is a matter of perception.”
I found this last phrase closely related to Einstein’s law of relativity that is also discussed in another part of the book: “Einstein’s law of relativity perceives that nothing is what it is, until you relate it to something. The point of view is determined by what the observer is relating to. The nature, value, or quality of something can only be measured in relation to another object.”
Overall, this was a very interesting read. It’s obvious that the author has conducted extended research in many theories of mystics and theologians.
One more thing I would like to mention is that I loved the photos in the book.
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