by Ernest L. Norman In summing up the various concepts contained in the previous texts, it is hoped by now that the student has arrived at some rather important conclusions in his introspection of the Infinite, but it is always well that we should again enter into and review these most important factors of our relationship … Read more…

by Ernest L. Norman Every human has the inalienable right to express his own quotient of life according to his position on his scale of evolution. This individual human expression is always a part of the total infinite expression. To usurp, to thwart, or change or adulterate any part of any human expression by any other … Read more…

by Ernest L. Norman A hearty welcome to you again to our ‘little’ community of Parhelion; and I see that you are again standing at the entrance of that particular part of this great city devoted to the higher forms of art, so relative to your earth plane. I am speaking, of course, in continuance of … Read more…

by Ernest L. Norman In various ecclesiastical dispensations which are Christian in nature, there are as in various other elements of life, a constant and repetitious uttering of different truisms and clichés. One of these truisms refers, specifically, to the life of Jesus of Nazareth; and this life is referred to as “the greatest life ever … Read more…

by Ernest L. Norman I shall open first by giving something of a dissertation which is particularly directed to the earth scientist and doctor who are laboring in the fields associated with what they call virus conditions. If the doctor is open-minded, I believe some of the transcripts here would be of tremendous aid to him … Read more…

by Ernest L. Norman In the realm of physical science today, we are seeing a great change or metamorphosis which can be called the beginning of the “space age”, wherein man is attempting through rockets and in different ways, to shoot satellites into orbit around the earth. He is also attempting to shoot rockets to other … Read more…

by Ernest L. Norman On a number of occasions I have been asked if I believe in astrology, or certain students may have implied a belief in astrology and that I should therefore establish some criteria of judgment. Briefly, then, as a direct answer: no, I do not believe in astrology per se, as it is … Read more…

by Ernest L. Norman The pages of history have portrayed for us a great pageantry of man. Through its pages are emblazoned in the passing epochs of time, the rise and fall of many civilizations. Egypt, India, China, Greece, Carthage and Rome have risen from the soil of earth; like some passing meteor or sun have … Read more…

by Ernest L. Norman Two thousand years ago at the crucifixion, they took the philosophy of Jesus, the simple psychology of life, and they warped it; they distorted it; they created of it the effigy of a church system, and they forever defamed its purpose. They forever destroyed its utility for mankind. So Jesus lives today … Read more…

by Ernest L. Norman Good evening, Friends. It is wonderful to have you all here this evening, and I feel sure that there are many of us who have met before in the long, long ago in the shadows of temples or in great halls and places of history. That is one reason that has made … Read more…