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Description This book is a spiritual journey had by Hollis Dixon leading him to many conclusions about his life and life in general. All of the contents within this book is how it happened and as Hollis saw it. A true accounts of his unusual life. About the Author Born in 1969. One of eight children, which is the youngest, Hollis Dixon had a normal comprehensive education, leaving school with 3 o' levels and 5 CSEs also unrecognised o'level art which was done in his spare time. He had a good working life from school age up until 2009 in various jobs, mainly the care industry and security...

This book is about the spiritual journey had by Hollis Dixon all his life but realized and noted from a diagnosis of psychosis at the age of twenty-four. A day-to-day account of events of a so-called episode over a period of a year. Emotions, thoughts, and mind processes during that time. Reasoning and theoretical understanding of paranormal experiences had by himself up to this present day. All put into the perspective seen as the normal way of life. Poetry, philosophy, and conclusions extracted from the colorful events within his forty-five years.

This book outlines general and spiritual reasoning and conclusion about experiences had by Hollis Dixon. From his childhood, the events around being diagnosed with Paranoid Schizophrenia, to situations during his recovery to date. The series of poems, written thoughts and philosophy written by him, has been a vent and given him strength of mind in the events of his life.

A systematic critique of the notion that natural science is the sovereign domain of truth, Critique of Scientific Reason uses an extensive and detailed investigation of physics--and in particular of Einstein's theory of relativity--to argue that the positivistic notion of rationality is not only wrongheaded but false. Kurt Hubner contends that positivism ignores both the historical dimension of science and the basic structures common to scientific theory, myth, and so-called subjective symbolic systems. Moreover, Hubner argues, positivism has led in our time to a widespread...