The Ten Dimensions of Kabbalistic Biology: A Scientist's Guide to Entering the Invisible Worlds Of Life (Hardback or Cased Book)

For 25 years, author Michael Kosoy worked as a research biologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, investigating infectious diseases that originate in nature and are transmitted to humans. He authored over two hundred scientific articles later cited in scientific literature, and his research enabled him to work with subjects ranging from viruses to elephants and at levels of research ranging from gene sequencing to ecosystem analysis. In time, his investigative work took him to 30 countries in North and South America, Asia, Africa, and Europe.

Over time, he realized that researchers cannot restrict their knowledge of biological life and its manifestations to "visible" data. They must also include the "invisible" reality that forms over 90% of any biological object or process.

*Unfortunately, biologists have never learned how to investigate invisible aspects*!

The dramatic devastation from COVID-19 once again revealed a sobering reality: the biological environment not only surrounds us--it also affects our survival. COVID taught us that scientific information alone cannot provide enough knowledge to help us survive future epidemics.

In addition to his scientific knowledge, the author had been a longtime student of Kabbalah. He pondered the question: Can biological knowledge be acquired without introducing Kabbalistic perspectives? After years of studying science and Kabbalah, he realized that both perspectives were required for our future survival and for access to hidden secrets in the invisible world around us.

In this breakthrough book, the author shares principles from the Kabbalistic tradition that can guide scientific researchers to accessing the hidden worlds of biological life. Even if the reader is not a professional biologist, the following reality affects us all: every one of us lives in a complex biological world, and every one of us contains within us the *entire* biological world.