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Many books have been written about the life and work of Buckminster Fuller. He was unquestionably one of the most talented and brilliant people of modern times. However, no one until now has looked in depth at his metaphysical view of life. This book, Metaphysics of Buckminster Fuller, does that in a clear and interesting manner. Bucky, as he liked to be called, is known around the world for being responsible for over three hundred thousand geodesic domes that have been constructed. One of his inventions is an important part of the Space Laboratory. While he took great pride in this work and...

The Garden of Eden story has been around for at least 3000 years and has played a big role in the world's religious thought. Modern metaphysics has brought a new light to interpreting this story. It frees us from the thought of sin and punishment that has weighed so heavy on the human race. It is revealed as a powerful insight into the major turning point in evolution. The author of this story understood what more and more of our scientists and philosophers are beginning to grasp. Some 3,000 years or more ago, the author created an allegory that revealed what happened when evolution went from...

Jesus, the original astrophysicist, spoke and demonstrated as one who understood and mastered the phenomena of life and the universe with its many dimensions. He revealed the metaphysical reality of our everyday life and opened doors of understanding that can make life a dynamic eternal experience. Pierson applies Jesus' wisdom to such questions as: Did Jesus really rise from the tomb? Did he really suffer on the cross? What does it mean to be a gay person? Where is heaven and hell? Why is life like a round of golf? What does quantum physics tell us? The Answers will surprise you and open...

Phillip Pierson brings together the symbolism of the Old Testament with the work of four 20th century geniuses, Julian Jaynes, Teilhad de Chadin, Buckminster Fuller and Charles Fillmore to address 21st century issues. Pierson uses the smallest and strongest physical structure - the Tetrahedon - as a symbol for the path to greater personal freedom and the answer to our quest for the purpose of life.