Resurrection

Table of Contents: Preface 1. Resurrection 2. The Knowledge of Sages 3. Effects of Law and Chance 4. Wasted Labors 5. Mardi Gras of the Occult 6. Inner Voices 7. The Magic Effect of Fear 8. The Limits of Omnipotence 9. The New Life 10. Festive Joy 11. The Virtue of Laughter 12. Self-Conquest Conclusion This book employs the concept "Resurrection" to signify the human being's spiritual awakening amidst the phantoms and decay of physical existence. Thus considered, "Resurrection" means the rising from the leaden sleep of minds who dream they are awake. "Resurrection" here is not the arbitrary gift reserved by an imagined higher power for believers, but every human being's spiritually given obligation and potential.. How this obligation is fulfilled, the author shows in all his books from different perspectives. The present book would make the reader comprehend that people can be physically awake while being spiritually fast asleep, and that this state is typical for the majority. It follows that the concepts "knowledge," "God," "eternal life," and others touching final things, which spiritually sleeping minds debate, are in reality no more than intellectual fabrications. The objective truth that underlies these concepts can be apprehended only when the individual has been spiritually "resurrected." As the attainment of this all-surpassing goal requires competent advice, knowledgeable guidance, and effective help, the book sheds light on what is to be known and done, and what should be avoided.