The Divine Revolution - Softcover

Attia, Stephan

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1480183822 ISBN 13: 9781480183827

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2012

Synopsis

The Divine Revolution which was first published in 2009 has sparked a streak of world revolutions. The climax of the first revolution led to the volcanic eruption of divine knowledge. The system of man has been challenged by the simple truth of the spiritual world. The structure of the forces of Yin and Yang is revealed in this book in regard to human consciousness. The cry for salvation begins with the inner world of the self. The revolution begins in the moral sphere. Ethics, conscience, reason, and moral virtue are the roads that lead to the hidden path of salvation. The author was yielding the fruits of the fourth sphere after many painful years in which he was pressed down to a point of ephemeral insanity. The journey which led the author of this book to the divine knowledge is expressed through his previous poetry. The Divine Revolution which applies to all individuals was followed by the Green Revolution which applies to all world societies. Subsequent revolutions, such as ‘The Chinese Revolution’ and the ‘UnDanish Revolution’ all have their roots in the first emanation which is revealed in this book. From the metaphysical reality in which the author dwelt most of his life, a deep message has been conveyed. The way to spiritual freedom begins with the realization of the truth. Thereupon acting upon the transformation owing to divine knowledge will lead the individual to the conclusion that earth is our only home, and that life is precious. Furthermore, another chief message proclaims that in order to save the earth we must rebel against the dark spiritual forces which dwell within ourselves as human beings. This book opens the readers’ horizons for the magic and power that derive from spiritual awareness.

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 1480183822
• ISBN 13: 9781480183827
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 72