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Solarian Legacy SynopsisWith civilization in an era of fragmentation and transition, a few thinkers paint a new vision with insight and clarity. Prominent among them, Paul Von Ward in Solarian Legacy brings order to intellectual and experienced chaos, grounding humans in a truer sense of their stellar history, inner capacities, and potential destiny. He asks the right questions and offers startling but reassuring new answers.Von Ward draws not only on the discoveries of cutting edge science, but compels us to recall the lost wisdom of ages past. He makes sense of such disparate phenomena as mysterious prehistoric artifacts and modern UFOs, the healing power of prayer and the practical effects of quantum mechanics, gaps in Earth's geological record and in conventional science, mental anomalies and parapsychology, and dreams and diseases, all in the context of a unified and universal consciousness. While a number of recent books have treated many of the topics covered in Solarian Legacy, none of them has the breadth and synthesizing grasp Von Ward brings to the task of helping the layperson and professional alike understand the implications of independent research for current challenges to society. For example, he illustrates how the healing professions must change to serve a more conscious humanity. Ramifications for political and religious institutions of leaps in human consciousness are described in practical terms. His significant insights into multileveled human communications that will be helpful for educators, psychologists, and ordinary folks concerned about interpersonal relationships are provocative. His plain talk about complicated issues is refreshing. Solarian Legacy was published by Oughten House Publications, Livermore, CA, 1998, ISBN 1-880666-75-8. Paul Von Ward, a thought-provoking and powerful speaker, engages his audience in a profound expansion of consciousness. He can be contacted for lectures, seminars, and workshops on a variety of related themes and topics. For more information, e-mail the author: paul@vonward.com. | ||
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