The Central Information Library is a collection of information and indices on spiritual, theological, philosophical and metaphysical information.

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Central Information: Knowledge is Power

Submitted by LoneBear on Mon, 10/26/2009 - 20:20

Knowledge comes in many forms, not just book learning. The Central Information system is envisioned as a repository of information and experience, from library books for general reading to a computer database to map topics and indices of the materials available and interactive computer programs/instructional video “how-to’s” to relate what we have learned, in sufficient detail that the system can almost become self-instructive.

The second aspect of the Central Information system is the ability to create information by providing the resources needed to write books, tutorials, record instructional videos or interactive computer programs.

Once you have information at your fingertips, you need a place to assimilate it. A third aspect of the Central Information system is a suitable place to just sit and read, watch, or discuss with others. You are your own best teacher, but often it doesn’t hurt to have an occasional expert on hand to show one the ins and outs. The CI structure should use Feng Shui techniques to integrate good, energetic designs specifically to encourage learning, as well as places of meditation to contemplate what you have just learned.

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Utopia

Submitted by Thomas More on Fri, 03/19/2010 - 07:47

UTOPIA

by Thomas More

[1516]

Edition of Cassell & Co. [1901]

etext prepared by David Price

The Smoky God

Submitted by Willis George E... on Thu, 03/18/2010 - 20:35

THE SMOKY GOD

or

A Voyage to the Inner World

BY WILLIS GEORGE EMERSON

With Illustrations by JOHN A. WILLIAMS

"He is the God who sits in the center, on the navel of the earth, and he is the interpreter of religion to all mankind." --Plato

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The Institution and the Individual

Submitted by Paul deLespinasse on Sun, 03/14/2010 - 22:55

The Institution and the Individual: Essays in Political Science-Social Ethics

Paul F. deLespinasse

Introduction
...in which it is argued that it is better to be doctrinaire than to be confused or irrelevant.

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Secret of the Andes

Submitted by George Hunt-Wil... on Sun, 03/14/2010 - 19:11

Secret of the Andes

Brother Philip, George Hunt Williamson

Saucerian Books
Clarksburg, W. Va

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Reichenbach's Letters on Od and Magnetism

Submitted by Carl von Reichenbach on Sun, 03/14/2010 - 18:37

Reichenbach's
Letters on Od and Magnetism

(1852)

Published for the first time in English, with extracts from his other works, so as to make a complete presentation of THE ODIC THEORY.

Translated text, Introduction, with Biography of Baron Carl von Reichenback, Notes and Supplements by F. D. O'Byrne, B.A. (Lond.), Sole official Interpreter to the International Congress of Radiology, London, 1925; author of Gaelic Studies of Shakespere's Hamlet and Macbeth, Julius Caesar's Kelts in Early Britain, and numerous educational works.

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Magnetic Current

Submitted by Edward Leedskalnin on Sun, 03/14/2010 - 18:21

MAGNETIC CURRENT

By EDWARD LEEDSKALNIN

ROCK GATE
Homestead, Florida, U. S. A.

Copyright October, 1945, by Edward Leedskalnin

This writing is lined up so when you read it you look East, and all the description you will read about magnetic current, it will be just as good for your electricity.

Following is the result of my two years experiment with magnets at Rock Gate, seventeen miles Southwest from Miami, Florida. Between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Latitude and Eightieth and Eighty-first Longitude West.

First I will describe what a magnet is. You have seen straight bar magnets, U shape magnets, sphere or ball magnets and Alnico magnets in many shapes, and usually a hole in the middle. In all magnets, one end of the metal is North Pole and the other South Pole, and those which have no end one side is North Pole and the other South Pole.

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Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions

Submitted by Edwin A. Abbott on Sun, 03/14/2010 - 11:55

Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions

Edwin Abbott Abbott

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The Saucers Speak

Submitted by George Hunt-Wil... on Fri, 11/13/2009 - 22:58

The Saucers Speak

A documentary report of Interstellar Communication by Radiotelegraphy

by George Hunt Williamson

(author of Secret Places of the Lion, Other Tongues—Other Flesh, Road in the Sky)

Neville Spearman

— London 1963

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Road in the Sky

Submitted by George Hunt-Wil... on Fri, 11/13/2009 - 20:46

ROAD IN THE SKY

GEORGE HUNT WILLIAMSON

Author of:
"The Saucers Speak!"
"Other Tongues--Other Flesh"
"UFOs Confidential"
"Secret Places of the Lion"

Ancient Pre-Inca representation of the Road In The Sky from Peru. The Jaguar God is placed above the Moon, flanked by two eight-pointed stars. Above the entire design is a circular symbol which archaeologists cannot explain. However, this "disc" represents the coming in ancient times, of the Illa-Siva or "light rings", known also as the Ramba-Liviac or the "litters of electric energies", the UFOs or "Flying Saucers" of modern times.

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