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Can educated people embrace the concepts of spirituality, mysticism, paranormal phenomena, and even magic in light of the overwhelming and undeniable tenets of modern science? As revealed in this book, the answer is a resounding yes! Science and Spirit takes the reader on a step-by-step journey through the often startling world of modern physics, showing how recent scientific evidence not only supports, but in many cases, demands an acceptance of spiritual, mystical, and paranormal principles. If you, like many modern people, have yearned to believe in something beyond the mundane day-to-day physicality of life, but have feared that to do so would be tantimont to intellectual suicide, this book will prove that you need not choose between modern certainty and mystical doctrine, for both are completely consistent.
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As a 50+ person, trying to come to grips with my feelings about religion, spirituality, and my own mortality, this book was definitely a life-altering experience. Suddenly, all of the disparate pieces that had been rattling around in my mind fell into place. Building in stepwise, logical assertions that even the most mainstream scientists can not deny, Parodi presents utterly convincing arguments for survival of the spirit, and the existence of most mystical and paranormal phenomena. Reading this book has definitely left me with an overwhelming feeling of peace and wellbeing, and a conviction that we live in a marvelously complex, beautiful, and MEANINGFUL universe.
From the Author:
Why did I write Science & Spirit?
Because the voices in my head told me to do so.
I realize that this isn't a statement that establishes an immediate sense of credibility, but I can think of no more accurate way to characterize the situation. Note that I am not claiming that the origin of these voices is external to my 'self', whatever that elusive container might represent, nor am I denying the possibility that they are. The notion of attributing one side of this dialog to some external entity (i.e. the Deity) seems at once patently obvious and wildly pretentious. In the end, the distinction is moot--the content must stand or fail on its own merit. After all, gibberish is gibberish, regardless of its origin.
WRITING this book has helped me understand myself, the universe around me, my place within it, and my relationship to the Universal Spirit. My goal is to bring this same sense of peace to my readers.
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- PublisherPleasant Mount Press
- Publication date2005
- ISBN 10 0976748932
- ISBN 13 9780976748939
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages268
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