This is an expanded and updated edition with fully 100 mind-seals. The concept is borrowed (interpreted) from several pages in The Blue Cliff Record, one of the most venerable Zen Master teachings. A mind seal is essentially a magical communication similar to the legendary magical papers which can be used only once. Only these can be used more than once. They have lasting effects that tend to be subtle, global, or personal, and are often permanent. One hundred mind seals are included in this collection, including magical themes as basic as life and constitution and as abstruse as immortality,...

This is a careful compilation of various poems and poem-fragments from Nathan Coppedge's dark romantic period (2000 - 2004) according to a complex system of meaning. The contents of the book portray Coppedge's visionary poetry from as coherent an angle as possible----an astounding feat considering the disjointed quality of modern poetry. The nine sections of the book are: Lemmas of Truth, Tractatus of Self, The Reckoning, A Deconstructed Story, Importunity, The Realistic Truth, The Lover's Song, Agendo, and Wisdom. Readers will be pleased to find many fragments included that were not yet...

So far the author is not a well-known scientist. Nonetheless, he has been able to attract occasional interest to his books on scientific topics, particularly because of his popular website on perpetual motion machines. This text gathers together his scientific theories---insights that may be important to science. It includes such areas as psychology, social science, physics of black holes and wormholes, mathematics, miscellaneous theories, and many other topics. It will be updated periodically to give the latest, most advanced and interesting scientific viewpoints advocated by the author....

Much of Coppedge's best work packaged into one single volume of over 400 pages, this is a magnum opus the like of which the world has never seen Spanning areas such as objective knowledge, calculus, and immortal writ, the difficulty will only be, as one reader has previously grasped, learning how to do appropriate justice to the text. More eclectic than any of Coppedge's other works, this collection promises a hodgepodge of highly valuable materials that belongs on any intellectuals bookshelf. Many of the author's longer categorical texts are included, as well as a wide selection of...

An optimistic philosophy granting powers to the critical faculty...Thoughts can have the properties of nature as a way of tasting nature...Metaphysical possibility exists in at least two senses...The view held roughly by Elias Canetti, Novalis, Lichtenberg, Alexius Meinong, Quentin Meillassoux, and Nathan Coppedge.

The basic theory is that Alexandria was destroyed because it was perceived as containing 'evil knowledge'. Knowledge had become tainted because it was 'too old', 'too corrupt', or corrupt by some specific theory, such as 'the corruption of magic' or 'the corruption of politics', etc. In one way or another, The Library of Alexandria is probably the basis of many of the myths about magic that remain in our history, when they are not obviously of a later date. Further theories can be added to the claim, such as: * What is it that makes the knowledge evil? * Is it the knowledge that humanity...

Coppedge, a member of the International Honor Society for Philosophers, has put together a legendary collection of systems which has already exerted influence upon app designers, programmers, corporate executives, and economists. The attraction of coherence is many-sided, beginning with the idea of resolving long-standing problems from the history of philosophy, physics, and mathematics. But this text goes one great step further: it provides methods for psychic prediction, guessing the very questions people ask, finding absolute knowledge, and even knowing the core essence of any text simply...

Here is a very Avant-Garde, almost Metamodern, Alternate History take on what is important in Western culture. Each volume comes in four parts. In this history, which attempts arrogantly to explain what is important in a university, the sections are: 1) How To Build a 100-Dimensional Universe, 2) Delineation of Math Education, 3) How To Be Smart, and last but not least, 4) Socrates On Ethics by Coppedge. The longest section is How To Be Smart, which includes sections on Calculus, Medicine, Physics, and other subjects, from the standpoint of a dimensionist philosopher. Worthwhile reading, in...