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Contributions from a Potential Corpse, Book 1

Eugene Halliday
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Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Melchisedec Press

About

'We must wake up. To dream is to be involved in a vortex of form. To wake up is to see the dream for what it is and to see beyond it, to infinity.' Meditations on the meaning of death, the nature of mind, feeling, spirit and Love, bring insight into the human condition with a positive message to fortify us in these troubling times. The book was, written between the 1950s and the 1980s, formulated from Halliday's experiences in the Second World War and under the subsequent continuing threat of nuclear war.

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