INTRODUCTION

 

 

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Jesus Christ said: "The truth will make you free". - However, he of course trusted us to find the truth on our own. For no one else can do it for us, no matter who tries to tell us exactly the opposite. And make no doubt about it: Try they will! - What is more, you cannot believe anything unless you know all the options. Because believe alone is not enough. John the Evangelist is quoted saying: "Thoughts and believes are too fragile wings to carry us up to the heights of knowledge". - But where can YOU turn to look for the Truth on your own? To look for a non-constructed, harmonic reality? - If you have not started that search already, you could begin it with this survey of human existence. A survey that may lead you -towards a new reality.

000 Directives

 

For you, the reader, it helps to become an indirect co-worker in the experiment that this book is, in redefining human existence. That is to say, if you are on the outlook for some new results in your own reality, your own life? Your participation is, however, not obligatory. - This book represents a reconsidered view on human existence. Or what we will redefine and broaden here to include the whole human-field. It will be examined from more angles now than we are used to. For this purpose we will considered it natural to have quantities of material to work with. The material selected comes from over one hundred selected books. And we simply define all those quotes as MESSAGES to us, in spite of their different origin. Those have been collected by this author over a period of thirty three years. And they will, because of their combination, guarantee you, the reader, an opportunity to enjoy reading this book for a long time to come. - Our main working approach now is not to reject anything out of hand. And for all of us to shift internally into our most open frame of mind. - You, the reader, must find out for yourself, how much of this selected material will fit your reading purpose at a time. But this author's advice, in order for you to get the most out of the reading, is to read only a small portion at a time. This is because the selected material may not only be quite new to many readers, as mentioned before, but it will also be examined anew and put into new perspectives.

 

 

 

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