Kashwahanna is Maya; meaning: As above so below. When the Soul is under the infl uence of the mind�s eye then through the sixth sense the Being becomes one with Infi nite Intelligence. Kashwahanna takes the reader back to the time of Enoch and the Origination of Mysticism and then comes forward detailing from ancient texts how mysticism has progressed through the ages up to present time. It incorporates ancient civilizations throughout the world and how mysticism has played a part in the development of their societies. It correlates the Maya, Egyptian and Native American Indians as to the similarities from ancient times to present times, while incorporating the Hermetic, Esoteric, Exoteric and Gnostic forms of expression into every day and understandable terminology. This book goes into detail on two different mystical experiments that the reader can perform in the privacy of their own home that provides a way for the seeker to prove or disprove what they are being told. People in the world are searching for something more than what they have received from Religion and the wisdom of the world. Many people are seeking these answers and not really fi nding them. It is my hope and belief that this book will put all seekers on the path to understanding the difference between the Soul Personality and their Ancient Being, as well as a truth for them to believe in and live by.

Kashwahanna is Maya; meaning: As above so below. When the Soul is under the infl uence of the mind�s eye then through the sixth sense the Being becomes one with Infi nite Intelligence. Kashwahanna takes the reader back to the time of Enoch and the Origination of Mysticism and then comes forward detailing from ancient texts how mysticism has progressed through the ages up to present time. It incorporates ancient civilizations throughout the world and how mysticism has played a part in the development of their societies. It correlates the Maya, Egyptian and Native American Indians as to the similarities from ancient times to present times, while incorporating the Hermetic, Esoteric, Exoteric and Gnostic forms of expression into every day and understandable terminology. This book goes into detail on two different mystical experiments that the reader can perform in the privacy of their own home that provides a way for the seeker to prove or disprove what they are being told. People in the world are searching for something more than what they have received from Religion and the wisdom of the world. Many people are seeking these answers and not really fi nding them. It is my hope and belief that this book will put all seekers on the path to understanding the difference between the Soul Personality and their Ancient Being, as well as a truth for them to believe in and live by.

Kashwahanna is Maya; meaning: As above so below. When the Soul is under the infl uence of the mind�s eye then through the sixth sense the Being becomes one with Infi nite Intelligence. Kashwahanna takes the reader back to the time of Enoch and the Origination of Mysticism and then comes forward detailing from ancient texts how mysticism has progressed through the ages up to present time. It incorporates ancient civilizations throughout the world and how mysticism has played a part in the development of their societies. It correlates the Maya, Egyptian and Native American Indians as to the similarities from ancient times to present times, while incorporating the Hermetic, Esoteric, Exoteric and Gnostic forms of expression into every day and understandable terminology. This book goes into detail on two different mystical experiments that the reader can perform in the privacy of their own home that provides a way for the seeker to prove or disprove what they are being told. People in the world are searching for something more than what they have received from Religion and the wisdom of the world. Many people are seeking these answers and not really fi nding them. It is my hope and belief that this book will put all seekers on the path to understanding the difference between the Soul Personality and their Ancient Being, as well as a truth for them to believe in and live by.

"You don't need to be a prophet, holy man, saint, or messiah to attain Mystic Union. If Unity were not attainable by ordinary man, then none of us would have the ability to realize The Eternal.�

Spiritual/Mystical Unity is open and available to all, regardless of belief or religious preference. This is the self-realized universal ideal of contemporary mystic, Spencer Perdriau. In a world that has become so focused on distinction and difference, what we need now is collective, not personal, experience and realization of the underlying Essence that pervades and unifies us all equally. That Essence is everywhere and ever present. It is the foundation of everything and is the same for us all. We may appear separate and different at the surface of life, but our essence and foundation is the same, and connects us all. We are all made of the same 'stuff' of reality, and we all exist within the same 'ocean of reality', no matter how different we take it. If we all had a glimpse of our essential foundation, Our Ultimate Identity, that collective realization would create for far more peace and equality in our world, which so desperately yearns for that remembering and restoration of Unity. This little book is devoted to sharing and inspiring all who have a deep yearning and passion for That. In the realization of our Greater Self, prejudice, and difference dissolves, and in that awareness and understanding of our Greater Unity, compassion, peace, and equality has room to flourish once more.

"You don't need to be a prophet, holy man, saint, or messiah to attain Mystic Union. If Unity were not attainable by ordinary man, then none of us would have the ability to realize The Eternal.�

Spiritual/Mystical Unity is open and available to all, regardless of belief or religious preference. This is the self-realized universal ideal of contemporary mystic, Spencer Perdriau. In a world that has become so focused on distinction and difference, what we need now is collective, not personal, experience and realization of the underlying Essence that pervades and unifies us all equally. That Essence is everywhere and ever present. It is the foundation of everything and is the same for us all. We may appear separate and different at the surface of life, but our essence and foundation is the same, and connects us all. We are all made of the same 'stuff' of reality, and we all exist within the same 'ocean of reality', no matter how different we take it. If we all had a glimpse of our essential foundation, Our Ultimate Identity, that collective realization would create for far more peace and equality in our world, which so desperately yearns for that remembering and restoration of Unity. This little book is devoted to sharing and inspiring all who have a deep yearning and passion for That. In the realization of our Greater Self, prejudice, and difference dissolves, and in that awareness and understanding of our Greater Unity, compassion, peace, and equality has room to flourish once more.

The Phenomenal Lover is gifted to what has been named; “The Ultimate Spiritual Life Experience”. I, among many others throughout history would and do, rush to agree. The phenomena in indescribable impact is joyful, desirable, beautiful, directing interested in revealing truth as it is never known. The lover in love with life is wholehearted. She strives to learn, to live fully, and to try, if only in dream to “climb the taller mountain”. Life, as a presence, mourns at times. She joins in mourning – what is it? Perhaps the answer depends upon us.

�Sufism (�Irfan) discusses the spiritual aspect of Islam. This book which includes articles written by some of the most distinguished scholars of Sufism and Islam, examines a wide range of topics, such as: Theoretical and Practical Sufism, Sufism and Shiism, Foundations of Sufism, The Epistemology of Mystics, Some Sufi Characters (Ghazali, Ibn Arabi and Rumi), Comparative Mysticism and also contains a bibliography of Sufism. It is undoubtedly one of the best and most essential academic books on Sufism studies.� Dr GRD King, University of London.

�Sufism (�Irfan) discusses the spiritual aspect of Islam. This book which includes articles written by some of the most distinguished scholars of Sufism and Islam, examines a wide range of topics, such as: Theoretical and Practical Sufism, Sufism and Shiism, Foundations of Sufism, The Epistemology of Mystics, Some Sufi Characters (Ghazali, Ibn Arabi and Rumi), Comparative Mysticism and also contains a bibliography of Sufism. It is undoubtedly one of the best and most essential academic books on Sufism studies.� Dr GRD King, University of London.

Jung-Stilling was a mystic and Christian visionary, and member of the German Pietist Brethren. He personally experienced the terrors and tragedies of war after the invasion of Germany by France in 1792, and the effects of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution on religion, morality and life in his homeland. Jung believed that Jesus Christ would come in the year 1836, convinced that the events of Europe during this era were the signs of the end of the age. Jung developed a plan to evangelize and prepare Germany for the return of Jesus Christ, which he expounds in this book. Menace Eastern-Light, the Man in the Grey Suit, written 1795-1800, is a compilation of the mystical and evangelical concepts of Jung. This translation makes available to the English-reading public the valuable ideas and concepts of this unique and famous German mystic and Christian visionary.

The person of Menace Eastern-Light is the alter-ego of Jung. Menace was originally the main character in Jung’s book Homesickness, and who always wore grey clothing. Even though Jung is a character in his own book, his is distinct from Menace, and Jung becomes the recorder of the thoughts and opinions of Menace. As alter-ego of Jung, Menace considers himself a demi-god, an angelic entity who descended from heaven and became incarnated; he is commissioned to rectify the corruption of the Christian religion in Germany and to prepare the people for the arrival of Christ in 1836.

The translator is Daniel H. Shubin, who has previously translated 5 books into English dealing with Christianity in Russian and Europe; and is the author of 2 books on the Bible and one on Christian pacifism.

Jung-Stilling was a mystic and Christian visionary, and member of the German Pietist Brethren. He personally experienced the terrors and tragedies of war after the invasion of Germany by France in 1792, and the effects of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution on religion, morality and life in his homeland. Jung believed that Jesus Christ would come in the year 1836, convinced that the events of Europe during this era were the signs of the end of the age. Jung developed a plan to evangelize and prepare Germany for the return of Jesus Christ, which he expounds in this book. Menace Eastern-Light, the Man in the Grey Suit, written 1795-1800, is a compilation of the mystical and evangelical concepts of Jung. This translation makes available to the English-reading public the valuable ideas and concepts of this unique and famous German mystic and Christian visionary.

The person of Menace Eastern-Light is the alter-ego of Jung. Menace was originally the main character in Jung’s book Homesickness, and who always wore grey clothing. Even though Jung is a character in his own book, his is distinct from Menace, and Jung becomes the recorder of the thoughts and opinions of Menace. As alter-ego of Jung, Menace considers himself a demi-god, an angelic entity who descended from heaven and became incarnated; he is commissioned to rectify the corruption of the Christian religion in Germany and to prepare the people for the arrival of Christ in 1836.

The translator is Daniel H. Shubin, who has previously translated 5 books into English dealing with Christianity in Russian and Europe; and is the author of 2 books on the Bible and one on Christian pacifism.

Rare is the person who, at some time or another, has not found himself/herself pondering one or more of the four great questions of life — Who am I? Where did I come from” What is my purpose? And, Where am I going?  Such questions invariably arise when there is some crisis in one’s personal affairs, but due to the emotional confusion that usually accompanies such crises it is difficult to reason out answers to such profound metaphysical questions.

Answers appear in the world’s religions, but there is such a variance of opinion between the different theologies that trying to find a definitive solution among all of those divergent teachings only develops more confusion.  There is, however, a common inner or mystical foundation to all religions — that supports their man-made dogmas, creeds and rituals — which provides the clear answers all of us are looking for.

This consistency and enduring nature of the ideas that form this foundation or ground of religion has resulted in those ideas being collectively referred to as the “Perennial Philosophy” of mysticism.  There can be some difficulty, however, in finding the answers within this Perennial Philosophy because the concepts are metaphysical in nature; and this means they are beyond the range of our normal linear way of thinking and, so, not readily obvious.  They are, so to speak, ‘locked-up,’ and a ‘key’ is needed for us to be able to discover their wisdom.

In this book, The Four Great Questions of Life, Dr. Judd provides that ‘key’ and,

Clearly shows where these answers appear in various religious teachings

Uses down-to-earth illustrations to explain what they mean

Shows the universal application of the ideas embodied in the Christian Trinity

Describes how the Law of Karma (cause/effect) and Reincarnation are compatible with Christianity

Provides a logical explanation and definition that removes the mystery of the nature of good and evil.

For anyone who has ever struggled to find any meaning in such questions as, Who am I? What is my purpose in living? and so on, this book offers clear-cut and practical answers which, irrespective of one’s religious background, show the way to a happy and fulfilling life.

Rare is the person who, at some time or another, has not found himself/herself pondering one or more of the four great questions of life — Who am I? Where did I come from” What is my purpose? And, Where am I going?  Such questions invariably arise when there is some crisis in one’s personal affairs, but due to the emotional confusion that usually accompanies such crises it is difficult to reason out answers to such profound metaphysical questions.

Answers appear in the world’s religions, but there is such a variance of opinion between the different theologies that trying to find a definitive solution among all of those divergent teachings only develops more confusion.  There is, however, a common inner or mystical foundation to all religions — that supports their man-made dogmas, creeds and rituals — which provides the clear answers all of us are looking for.

This consistency and enduring nature of the ideas that form this foundation or ground of religion has resulted in those ideas being collectively referred to as the “Perennial Philosophy” of mysticism.  There can be some difficulty, however, in finding the answers within this Perennial Philosophy because the concepts are metaphysical in nature; and this means they are beyond the range of our normal linear way of thinking and, so, not readily obvious.  They are, so to speak, ‘locked-up,’ and a ‘key’ is needed for us to be able to discover their wisdom.

In this book, The Four Great Questions of Life, Dr. Judd provides that ‘key’ and,

Clearly shows where these answers appear in various religious teachings

Uses down-to-earth illustrations to explain what they mean

Shows the universal application of the ideas embodied in the Christian Trinity

Describes how the Law of Karma (cause/effect) and Reincarnation are compatible with Christianity

Provides a logical explanation and definition that removes the mystery of the nature of good and evil.

For anyone who has ever struggled to find any meaning in such questions as, Who am I? What is my purpose in living? and so on, this book offers clear-cut and practical answers which, irrespective of one’s religious background, show the way to a happy and fulfilling life.

Rare is the person who, at some time or another, has not found himself/herself pondering one or more of the four great questions of life — Who am I? Where did I come from” What is my purpose? And, Where am I going?  Such questions invariably arise when there is some crisis in one’s personal affairs, but due to the emotional confusion that usually accompanies such crises it is difficult to reason out answers to such profound metaphysical questions.

Answers appear in the world’s religions, but there is such a variance of opinion between the different theologies that trying to find a definitive solution among all of those divergent teachings only develops more confusion.  There is, however, a common inner or mystical foundation to all religions — that supports their man-made dogmas, creeds and rituals — which provides the clear answers all of us are looking for.

This consistency and enduring nature of the ideas that form this foundation or ground of religion has resulted in those ideas being collectively referred to as the “Perennial Philosophy” of mysticism.  There can be some difficulty, however, in finding the answers within this Perennial Philosophy because the concepts are metaphysical in nature; and this means they are beyond the range of our normal linear way of thinking and, so, not readily obvious.  They are, so to speak, ‘locked-up,’ and a ‘key’ is needed for us to be able to discover their wisdom.

In this book, The Four Great Questions of Life, Dr. Judd provides that ‘key’ and,

Clearly shows where these answers appear in various religious teachings

Uses down-to-earth illustrations to explain what they mean

Shows the universal application of the ideas embodied in the Christian Trinity

Describes how the Law of Karma (cause/effect) and Reincarnation are compatible with Christianity

Provides a logical explanation and definition that removes the mystery of the nature of good and evil.

For anyone who has ever struggled to find any meaning in such questions as, Who am I? What is my purpose in living? and so on, this book offers clear-cut and practical answers which, irrespective of one’s religious background, show the way to a happy and fulfilling life.