Cosmic Connections

<p>In <em>The Gaia Dialogues</em> Murry Hope employed the 'field theory' </p><p>accessing technique - a method akin to the Eastern system of </p><p>Samyama (fusion) - to initiate a series of dialogues with the </p><p>genius of the planet Earth to whom Professor James Lovelock </p><p>ascribed the name 'Gaia'. Much of the information given in </p><p><em>The Gaia Dialogues</em> being drawn from well-proven scientific </p><p>data Murry Hope now applies the same modus aperandi to </p><p>affect similar connections with the other planets in our solar </p><p>system the planetoid Chiron the Sun and the Universe </p><p>herself with startling results.</p><p><br></p><p>This book is for those interested in the broadest</p><p>possible spectrum of the Cosmos and its relationship</p><p>to life on Earth the content presupposing a broad</p><p>knowledge of para-physics psychology mythology and</p><p>esoteric knowledge. For the advanced metaphysical</p><p>student and the beginner alike it will prove a mine of </p><p>information about the myriad connections throughout</p><p>our universe.</p>