GOD. A HISTORY OF REVELATIONS.

Deepak Chopra.

Indian physician, writer and lecturer, he has written on spirituality and the power of the mind in medical healing.

GOD. A HISTORY OF REVELATIONS.

as if it were a car with two wheels, the world is guided by two forces that fight for control: the spiritual and the secular. Today, secular force has the upper hand, but for many centuries the power rested in spirituality. Visionaries shaped the future just as much as kings, and even more. The king was anointed by God, but the visionaries were visited by God himself and heard his message personally before appearing in public to announce what God wanted the people to do. I began to be fascinated by the puzzling situation visionaries find themselves in. Very few asked for that power to affect others. God diverted them from everyday comfort and guided their steps. The voice they heard in his head was not his, but was of divine inspiration. How were those experiences? On the one hand, they must have been terrifying, because in a world in which feeding lions with martyrs, crucifying the saints as enemies of the state and suspiciously guarding ancient religions is a spectacle, the voice of God could well be enunciating a death warrant. On the other hand, experiencing the divine must have been ecstatic, as experienced by mystical poets of all cultures who had an affair with divinity.

GOD. A HISTORY OF REVELATIONS.

Deepak Chopra.

Indian physician, writer and lecturer, he has written on spirituality and the power of the mind in medical healing.

GOD. A HISTORY OF REVELATIONS.

as if it were a car with two wheels, the world is guided by two forces that fight for control: the spiritual and the secular. Today, secular force has the upper hand, but for many centuries the power rested in spirituality. Visionaries shaped the future just as much as kings, and even more. The king was anointed by God, but the visionaries were visited by God himself and heard his message personally before appearing in public to announce what God wanted the people to do. I began to be fascinated by the puzzling situation visionaries find themselves in. Very few asked for that power to affect others. God diverted them from everyday comfort and guided their steps. The voice they heard in his head was not his, but was of divine inspiration. How were those experiences? On the one hand, they must have been terrifying, because in a world in which feeding lions with martyrs, crucifying the saints as enemies of the state and suspiciously guarding ancient religions is a spectacle, the voice of God could well be enunciating a death warrant. On the other hand, experiencing the divine must have been ecstatic, as experienced by mystical poets of all cultures who had an affair with divinity.

BODIES WITHOUT AGE, MINDS WITHOUT TIME .

THE QUANTIC ALTERNATIVE TO AGING .

DEEPAK CHOPRA .

Indian doctor, writer and lecturer, has written about spirituality and the power of the mind in medical healing.

BODIES WITHOUT AGE, MINDS WITHOUT TIME .

"Deepak Chopra is the poet-prophet of alternative medicine." TIME .

"Deepak Chopra is one of the most important healers of our time. Bodies without age, minds without times is a treasure. After reading it, I felt younger." MARIANNE WILLIAMSON, author of The Plenitude of Love .

"This book is an essential resource for those who want to live a longer and healthier life." BERNIE SIEGEL, MD, author of Love, Medicine and Miracles .

"This book is a triumph. Ancient wisdom and modern science are amalgamated in a recipe to live a happier and fuller life. It will surely also help us to prolong it and to radically change our vision of old age." JOAN BORYSENCO doctor in psychology and author of How to achieve physical and emotional well-being .

BODIES WITHOUT AGE, MINDS WITHOUT TIME .

THE QUANTIC ALTERNATIVE TO AGING .

DEEPAK CHOPRA .

Indian doctor, writer and lecturer, has written about spirituality and the power of the mind in medical healing.

BODIES WITHOUT AGE, MINDS WITHOUT TIME .

"Deepak Chopra is the poet-prophet of alternative medicine." TIME .

"Deepak Chopra is one of the most important healers of our time. Bodies without age, minds without times is a treasure. After reading it, I felt younger." MARIANNE WILLIAMSON, author of The Plenitude of Love .

"This book is an essential resource for those who want to live a longer and healthier life." BERNIE SIEGEL, MD, author of Love, Medicine and Miracles .

"This book is a triumph. Ancient wisdom and modern science are amalgamated in a recipe to live a happier and fuller life. It will surely also help us to prolong it and to radically change our vision of old age." JOAN BORYSENCO doctor in psychology and author of How to achieve physical and emotional well-being .

BODIES WITHOUT AGE, MINDS WITHOUT TIME .

THE QUANTIC ALTERNATIVE TO AGING .

DEEPAK CHOPRA .

Indian doctor, writer and lecturer, has written about spirituality and the power of the mind in medical healing.

BODIES WITHOUT AGE, MINDS WITHOUT TIME .

"Deepak Chopra is the poet-prophet of alternative medicine." TIME .

"Deepak Chopra is one of the most important healers of our time. Bodies without age, minds without times is a treasure. After reading it, I felt younger." MARIANNE WILLIAMSON, author of The Plenitude of Love .

"This book is an essential resource for those who want to live a longer and healthier life." BERNIE SIEGEL, MD, author of Love, Medicine and Miracles .

"This book is a triumph. Ancient wisdom and modern science are amalgamated in a recipe to live a happier and fuller life. It will surely also help us to prolong it and to radically change our vision of old age." JOAN BORYSENCO doctor in psychology and author of How to achieve physical and emotional well-being .

ZORBA THE GREEK.

Nikos Kazantzakis.

Narrator, poet and Greek playwright whose novels enjoy great popularity. In 1906, when he wrote the first of them, The Snake and the Lily, and his first play, Point the day, he received a doctorate in law from the University of Athens.

ZORBA THE GREEK.

I met him for the first time in Piraeus. I had gone down to the port to embark for Crete. It was a rainy sunrise. The syrup was blowing strongly; The splash of the waves reached the port cafe. The glass doors were closed, the place smelled of human emanations and infusion of sage. It was cold outside; the breath clouded the glass. Five or six sailors, who had been sailing all night, dressed in goatskin blouses, drank coffee or sage and watched the sea through the murky crystals. The fish, stunned by the violence of the waves, had taken refuge in the calm waters of the depths and waited for calm to rise again. The fishermen agglomerated in the cafes were also waiting for the storm to subside and the fish, reassured, to appear on the surface and bite the hooks. The soles, scratches and stripes returned from their nocturnal expeditions. It was dawn.

The stained glass door opened giving way to a port worker, chubby, busted, bareheaded, barefoot, muddy.

- Hello, Kostandi! - shouted an old sea lion wrapped in a gray-gray cape - what is your life, old man?

ZORBA THE GREEK.

Nikos Kazantzakis.

Narrator, poet and Greek playwright whose novels enjoy great popularity. In 1906, when he wrote the first of them, The Snake and the Lily, and his first play, Point the day, he received a doctorate in law from the University of Athens.

ZORBA THE GREEK.

I met him for the first time in Piraeus. I had gone down to the port to embark for Crete. It was a rainy sunrise. The syrup was blowing strongly; The splash of the waves reached the port cafe. The glass doors were closed, the place smelled of human emanations and infusion of sage. It was cold outside; the breath clouded the glass. Five or six sailors, who had been sailing all night, dressed in goatskin blouses, drank coffee or sage and watched the sea through the murky crystals. The fish, stunned by the violence of the waves, had taken refuge in the calm waters of the depths and waited for calm to rise again. The fishermen agglomerated in the cafes were also waiting for the storm to subside and the fish, reassured, to appear on the surface and bite the hooks. The soles, scratches and stripes returned from their nocturnal expeditions. It was dawn.

The stained glass door opened giving way to a port worker, chubby, busted, bareheaded, barefoot, muddy.

- Hello, Kostandi! - shouted an old sea lion wrapped in a gray-gray cape - what is your life, old man?

ZORBA THE GREEK.

Nikos Kazantzakis.

Narrator, poet and Greek playwright whose novels enjoy great popularity. In 1906, when he wrote the first of them, The Snake and the Lily, and his first play, Point the day, he received a doctorate in law from the University of Athens.

ZORBA THE GREEK.

I met him for the first time in Piraeus. I had gone down to the port to embark for Crete. It was a rainy sunrise. The syrup was blowing strongly; The splash of the waves reached the port cafe. The glass doors were closed, the place smelled of human emanations and infusion of sage. It was cold outside; the breath clouded the glass. Five or six sailors, who had been sailing all night, dressed in goatskin blouses, drank coffee or sage and watched the sea through the murky crystals. The fish, stunned by the violence of the waves, had taken refuge in the calm waters of the depths and waited for calm to rise again. The fishermen agglomerated in the cafes were also waiting for the storm to subside and the fish, reassured, to appear on the surface and bite the hooks. The soles, scratches and stripes returned from their nocturnal expeditions. It was dawn.

The stained glass door opened giving way to a port worker, chubby, busted, bareheaded, barefoot, muddy.

- Hello, Kostandi! - shouted an old sea lion wrapped in a gray-gray cape - what is your life, old man?

Utopia .

Tomás Moro .

Thinker, theologian, politician, humanist and English writer, who was also poet, translator, Lord Chancellor of Enrique Octavo, law professor, civil business judge and lawyer. His most famous work is Utopia where he seeks to relate the organization of an ideal society, based in an island-shaped nation of the same name. Utopia .

Dialogue by Rafael Hitlodeo on the best form of political community. By the illustrious Tomás Moro, citizen and sheriff of London, an unfinished city of England. It has not been long, there were a number of important issues between the undefeated king of England, Enrique Eighth, prince of a rare and superior genius, and the serene prince of Castile, Carlos. For this reason I was invited as an official delegate to speak and get an agreement on them. I was assigned as a colleague and colleague to Cuthbert Tunstall, a man without equal, and, elevated years later, with applause from everyone, to the position of archivist, head of the royal archives. I will say nothing here in his praise. And not because it fears that our friendship may seem to turn into flattery. I believe that your knowledge and virtue are above my compliments. On the other hand, his reputation is so bright that throwing his merits into the wind, it would be like wanting, according to the saying, "to light the sun with a lamp." As agreed, we met in Bruges with the delegates of Prince Charles. They were all eminent men. The same prefect of Bruges, a magnificent man, was the head and head of this commission, although Jorge de Themsecke, the proboste of Cassel, was his spokesman and animator.

YOUR SACRED AREAS.

DECIDE TO BE FREE.

Wayne Dyer.

Psychologist writer of spiritual growth books. His inspiration was the so-called humanistic psychology, and specifically, Abraham Maslow. This was intended to be the fourth paradigm, after psychoanalysis, behavioral psychology and cognitive psychology.

YOUR SACRED AREAS.

To my wife; Marcelene,

as the Earth thanks the Sun,

Throughout my life I wanted to be someone,

Now I am finally someone ...

But that someone is not me.