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A must for every individual seeking self-enlightenment
As a seeker of Spiritual Truth and a Medium/Teacher who conducts workshops on Sp. Enlightenment; I have found RAMTHA closest to my heart.When givena copy a few years ago, it 'shook me to my roots'.It was as though I hadexperienced a look into my own life and yes, 'I tingled from head to toe'. RAMTHA has been a constant companion on our (my wife Beatrice and I)travels.I have quoted excerpts from these pages so eloquently writtenand, like arrows shot from the bow of a marksman, most have struck thetarget.It has been a wonderful experience to see how these words havestruck home to my students.IT HAS MADE THEM THINK.IT HAS MADE THEMBECOME MORE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN ACTIONS.I thoroughly recommend itThe best answer for any query about the book must surely be "Try itfor yourself - life is individual, not all are ready for it".

Total mind structure change !
At the begining is hard to belive the things that Ramtha is talking about .... brakes the schemes that I have always known. Comparing this way of thinking with other new age authors, he givesessential concepts, feelingsand points of view.In this book he does not talk about magic ways, ormethods.He tell you to take the resposability of you total life, and stopliving as a fate victim. I recommend this book to all of you that arelooking for the real true. ... Read more

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A Book Full of Gems
During a recent lunchtime outing, I was stunned to find this book in a pile of used books at a public library! The familiar font of the word "nature" tells me the book is related to the magazine, and YES, I find the 1938 paper by Kapitza on liquid helium study. I still remember the pure joy when I first read it: both the physics experiment and the reasoning are so beautiful and elegant!
For those who are really interested in science, this book is full of gems. How lucky I got it, for just $1. It's been in the *public* library for more than one year and still remains spotless, that, tells me another story.

A LeisurelyStroll Through Science Nostalgia
1953 - Watson & Crick compromised on their famous understated sentence: "It has not escaped our notice that the specific pairing we have postulated immediately suggests a possible copying mechanism for the genetic material."Crick would have elaborated on this concept.Watson was less certain the model was perfect and didn't want to dig an erroneous hole too deep.

1960 - Maiman's extremely short paper on the first laser was turned down by "Physical Review Letters," then accepted by the even more selective "Nature."Although many scientists were working on creating a machine that would work, engineers and scientists were not ready for its application.Newspaper headlines talked about "death rays," and many suggested the laser was a "solution looking for a problem."

1963 - "The accepted way of writing scientific papers gives only a veiled glimpse of the heated arguments behind the measured prose, and even then these are visible only to those who know the subject well."- Dan McKenzie commenting on the article that put the nail in the coffin opposing the modern theories of continental drift, plate tectonics and seafloor spreading.This article showed the "magnetic stripes" laid down in emerging molten rock (lava) as it created new ocean crust, documenting earth's polarity reversals over time.Wegener's ideas from 1915 were only partially right, and his uncongenial arguments and uncritical advocacy delayed tweaking and final acceptance of this theory for almost 50 years.

1970 - One of the "Central Dogmas" of Evolution is that genetic information only goes one direction.To go backward would reek of genetic transfer of acquired traits (Lamarckism).Certain viruses, however, can copy their RNA "backward" into DNA of unsuspecting hosts, thus their name "Retroviruses."Blocking the enzyme these viruses use (reverse transcriptase) is a major target for attacking HIV.

1973 - Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) should be called Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR).It was not because of the fear that the patients might be worried about radioactivity, where none exists.Lauterbur proposed the name "Zeugmatography" for his new technique, which also didn't catch on.His theory used the hypothesis that the orientation of the hydrogen proton might be altered by the magnetic field and used to produce 3D images of internal structures.It took a decade to work out the details.

1977 - Sanger worked out the entire genome of a virus with 5375 DNA rungs.He stated "In considering the sequence of ThetaX174 as a functional unit...""Until this moment, research scientists had always accepted that they must necessarily be ignorant of parts of the biological problem that they studied...then the human genome, in 2000 & 2001...someday the 'transcriptome' and the 'proteome.'One day, someone will write in a paper, 'In considering the sequence of the human body as a functional unit'...That will be the sound of the crashing palace gates." - Peter Little

1980 - Drosophila development had been studied to death, but 90% of them were lethal, and some Hox genes (developmental control genes) had already been identified.Nusslein-Volhard & Wieshaus instead of limiting themselves to adults, included the larvae.They painstakingly studied 40,000 matings which opened up 90% of the genome to investigation. This showed segmental control by only 15 Hox genes.Suddenly, hoards of molecular biologists appeared to work out the molecular analysis of developmental patterns.This fusion of 2 major subspecialties has shown that the basic developmental mechanism in animals is all the same, making this paper arguably the most influential paper in its field during the 2nd half of the 20th century.

1985 - Fans of Crichton and his conspiracy theory book "State of Fear" should read this chapter on the discovery of the misnamed "ozone hole" in the Antarctic, and the painstaking science that worked out the chemistry of this phenomemon.

1985 - Buckyballs are carbon molecules with 60 carbon atoms naturally formed along with the elements and other molecules during the life cycle of stars.They consist of 12 pentagons and 20 hexagons of the carbon atom, arranged exactly like the same man-invented arrangement of shapes on the soccer ball.Despite lots of work, carbon nanotubes now look like the derivative that has the most potential use.

1997 - The Roslin Institute in Scotland cloned the first mammal.Amazingly, lamb6LL3, forever known as "Dolly" was cloned from already differentiated cells.The Roslin group did not expect the outburst of sound and fury that followed the publication of the paper."Today it is obvious that most, if not all, mammals can be cloned from at least some adult cells, as witnessed by the reported cloning of cloned goats, pigs, cats, and rabbits...this area remains the subject of hot legal, ethical and theological debate." - Davor Solter

Twenty-one original articles from "Nature," resulting in many Nobel Prize winners.Each article is preceded by commentary from an expert in that field who has the benefit of hindsight.What an interesting book to read!

Five enthusiastic stars!

A lovely book
Over the past century "Nature" has been the most prestigious scientific journal in the world, along with its less cosmopolitan rival, "Science." Laura Garwin has selected 21 papers published between 1920 and 2000 to illustrate both the quality of the journal and the development of science in the twentieth century. Each paper is prefaced by a short essay written by an expert in the field, outlining the background and impact of the paper. Some of these introductions cover all of the information necessary to allow someone with even a minimal high school science background to read the following paper with full understanding; others make slightly higher demands. Most of the papers are quite short. As a current reader of Nature, I can testify that Garwin et al. chose papers that are far easier to read than the average.

Is this a complete history of science in the 20th century? No, it is very selective, and reflects the fact that much of the best work in theorectical physics prior to World War II appeared in German, while more recent theoretical particle physicists have favored "Physical Review" over "Nature". You can, however, find the discovery of the neutron here, and the discovery of nuclear fission that paved the way for the atom bomb just a few years later. Plate tectonics and sea-floor spreading, pulsars and planets, DNA and T cells, buckyballs and Dolly, the cloned sheep- all are included.

This book has the richness of actual science, with narrative skills of good science popularization. I am afraid I must disagree with the earlier reviewer's ciriticism.While Steven Weinberg's Foreward is a bit patronizing, the other introductions are all helpful. While some of the papers demand attention, they are all so short that they don't demand your attention for very long. Highly recommended.

Overly ambitious
I had hoped this chonicle of twenty-one discoveries would be pentetrable by the intelligent, but not specialized reader.
I was disappointed.
The introductions to the articles reprinted from Nature are sometimes more dense then the articles themselves - and occasionally nothing more than songs of praise for Nature having printed the article.
Many of the Nature articles are simply beyond the comprehension of the reader who is untrained in the subject.
Probably a fine book for those with deep scientific credentialing, but not necessarily so for the intelligent layperson.

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Ramtha
I had read the book of Ramtha for almost 20 years ago. Since then I continued to buy somemore of these books to give away. My spirit was reborn since I met Ramtha 20 years ago. It is growing up over the years from his teaching. I am a student of Ramtha School of Enlightment (RSE). He taught me how to love. He told me who I AM and He gave me the knowledge of immortality.
Yes, life is illusion but we need the reflection of life lessons in order to gain wisdom. If you are search for answers, if you love magic, if you love science of quantumn physics, and if you want to know how to manifest from nothingness into materials before your eyes, finally if you want to know how to time travel and unfold space, come to school (RSE). Please contact me at teresafeichan@yahoo.com or write to www.ramtha.com for free package of introduction of RSE.

Life Changing
This is THE book to read for an introduction to Ramtha and his teachings. It talks about his lifetime and the basic principles regarding the core of his message. There isn't room to explain much more than that, because he's so detailed with the basics of his message. There's a part that goes over the beginning of all creation. It's rather technical and complicated, but if you read it over more than once you'll get it.

For information on Ramtha's School of Enlightenment, where he teaches us all how to eventually become ascended masters, visit http://www.ramtha.com.

Impossible to put down!
If you're thinking of purchasing Ramtha, be prepared for everything in your life to change (I believe for the better, but that's just my opinion).Once you pick it up, you won't be able to put it down, and after, you'll never have the same unconsciousness again.You'll be more awake; more aware (for some people, that's not a good thing). If you are a universal truth junkey, like myself, then Ramtha will fit in perfectly with your collection of other spiritual reads. If you are a novice, then I have one question for you... Did you see the movie, The Matrix? Remember when Keaneau Reeves took the blue pill?That's what this book is... the blue pill.Before you buy, make sure you're ready to peek behind the curtains of "life."

A few quotes from the book.
I was shocked to see no reviews of Ramtha. I read this a few years ago. He is one of my favorite teachers. Determine for yourself if you think you might be interested in reading Ramtha.

"Do you know what "the" truth is? That there is none.There being none means that everything is."-From Chapter 12, which is entitled "Nothing But Truth".

"You are the only creation that is directly of God. Everything else you have created by thinking and feeling it into being."-From Chapter 8, which is entitled "Creation and Evolution".

"The more you love yourself, the more your brain is opened up. Then you are becoming more than your body. You are becoming that which holds you together."-From Chapter 19, which is entitled "Opening the Mind".

"You have the ability to know all that is, for everything there is to know is in the Great Consciousness of God, and the Mind of God beats like a heart to pump it to you."-From Chapter 17, which is entitled "The Science of Knowing." ... Read more

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I enjoyed this book very much, it gives answers to the meaning of why we are here.I would recommend it. It should be read a chapter at a time though with time to pause and think. Once you start you want more. ... Read more

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Title: Ateîsmo a debate: un fantasma recorre el mundo anglosajôn: el fantasma del ateîsmo. Ejemplo de ello son estos dos ensayos: en uno, Steven Weinberg explora las ventajas del agnosticismo," en el otro, John Gray revisa crîticamente algunos de los libros ateos que han invadido, durante los ûltimos aòos, las mesas de novedades.
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Date: March 1, 2009
Publisher: Editorial Vuelta, S.A. de C.V.
Volume: 11Issue: 123Page: 12(11)

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