by Ernest L. Norman Concept is only one of these adjutants to understanding and, in understanding or realizing it in its full intensity, so far as the individual is concerned, man has actually eliminated all known barriers of time and space in his own immediate reactive physical world. The body, as a vehicle wherein the twelve … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman Throughout the many ages of man’s written and unwritten history he has, universally, in his daily conduct of life, expressed one great universal fault or error. This fault is that he has always constantly striven to change the outside or exterior surface of his life, in an attempt to make it conform … Read more…
Energy: The Missing Link in Today’s Science Lesson 2 – The Infinite Concept of Cosmic Creation by Ernest L. Norman Greetings, friends. As you must know, we are indeed most happy to have you with us again and that means you are ready for these new truths and teachings which we are most grateful to be … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman One of the most important problems confronting the Unariun student is that which can be contained within the defined term of hallucination. To the psychologist, hallucination involves a whole host of traumatic conditions which inflict, to a more or less degree, every member of the human race; and in an attempt to … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman In quite a number of instances, I have presented to the Unariun student the obvious necessity of progressive evolution, or conversely, the retrogressive evolution which leads back into oblivion. The thought has occurred to me on many occasions that I could very well be accused of using the same coercive tactics used … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman Venus is what might be called a mother planet serving not only the earth, but a number of similar planets in a capacity which is something like mother, nurse and doctor. Many of those who are liberated from the flesh in these various planets have, shall I say, escaped from one prison … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman In our previous presentations and discussions regarding atoms, mass, the electromagnetic fields, et cetera, all of these factors were discussed in a more relative or quiescent condition-that is, it could be assumed that everything was stationary, such as the atoms which comprise the molecules of rock which form a large mountain. It … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman It should be realized, after reading the following texts, that the process of life is quite complex and, indeed, far more so than is presently known in any of the liturgy of our sciences. There is still much that will be added to this text, too, for we will include in the … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman It might be conceded that the context of the foregoing paragraphs is indeed startling or even shocking to some of those who read them. Indeed it might even appear that the author is atheistic, and attempting to destroy Christianity and perhaps other religions of the world. Therefore, to soften such shocks or … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman There is no doubt that as of these closing days of 1967, we have truly emerged into an age of scientific miracles; accomplishments which would have, even a few decades ago, seemed utterly fantastic. About sixty or so years ago, a man named Jules Verne presented a number of stories which, at … Read more…