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Manly P. Hall
Born 18 March 1901, Peterborough Ontario Died 29 August 1990, Los Angeles Manly P. Hall (1901-1990) was a renowned authority on comparative religion and ancient philosophy, known for his extensive library and public lectures that reached millions. Hall authored over 200 books and founded the Philosophical Research Society in 1934, focusing on the dissemination of…
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Exploring the Mysterious Nature of Shadows
Shadows, resulting from the intricate interplay of light and an obstructing object, embody a complex web of scientific, artistic, and cultural significance. Shaping our visual perception and understanding of natural phenomena, shadows also hold symbolic relevance in literature, philosophy, and popular culture. Contemporary artists and technology continue to explore and redefine the role of shadows…
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Understanding Spiritual Adultery —Beyond Veils of Physicality
Jesus and the prophets used physical phenomena as allegories for profound spiritual truths, revealing the eternal nature of spiritual realities. Adultery symbolizes humanity’s tendency to replace love for God with temporary desires, while Christ calls us to focus on enduring, spiritual connections.
