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| The Mozart Effect |
| David Hirschorn |
Music is universal. Studies on the effects of classical music and intelligence have produced the same favorable results in a variety of cultures.
Musical behaviors emerge in infancy. Children begin singing very early in life, often earlier than speech development.... |
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| Practical
Implications of the Theory of Reincarnation |
| Alex Warren |
| Every man's soul has by the law of his birth been a spectator of eternal truth, or it would never have passed into this our mortal frame, yet still it is no easy matter for all to be reminded of their past by their present existence..... |
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| Rowing Against The Current |
| Jorge Angel Livraga |
| In general, men and women are like tree trunks that have been launched into the river of life; first dry and whole, then beaten about and wet, they float along with the current which the powerful people of this world have diverted. There they go! Hitting each other in senseless violence, dirty and muddy, without direction or destination... |
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| The
Inner Gold Of The Alchemists |
| Julian Scott |
| Alchemy seems to be an almost universal science. Not only do we find it in Medieval Europe, but also in China and India, amongst other places. This is perhaps because it is not just a primitive forerunner of modern chemistry, but a sacred science in its own right, which was studied wherever esoteric knowledge has appeared.... |
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