First published 2014
The nineteenth annual humanities conference convenes with an ambitious agenda. Participants include Debbie Elliott, who presents on the connections between Gurdjieff, Harharkh, and Tesla. Robin Bloor leads discussions attempting to understand deeper meanings, while John Clarke examines objective science within Beelzebub's Tales. Russell Schreiber facilitates seminars on the "France" chapter, and Cynthia Bourgeault explores the Holy Trinity and spiritual law. Stephen Aronson investigates divided attention and the search for understanding. Jack Cain delves into hypnosis and Hanbledzoin, while George Bennett analyzes the Being-Obligolnian-Strivings. David Kherdian guides seminars on "Professor Skridlov" from chapter ten and poses the crucial question of future direction. The conference weaves together scholarly presentations with practical seminars, creating a forum where academic rigor meets spiritual inquiry. Each session builds toward a collective exploration of consciousness and human potential.
Genres: philosophy, non-fiction, academia, humanities, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: scholarly-presentations, spiritual-exploration
Period: 19th Annual, 19th International
202 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform