Between Ice and Spirit fits into the Sex and Sacrament element of the Kaleidoscope Project. It raises the spiritual nature of our universal humanity above the horrid inhumanity in the political landscape, that becomes increasingly a scene of insanity, such as the depopulation ideology and its derivatives in science perversion. When human living counts for so little in value that the elimination of six billion people under the depopulation dogma is hailed as the panacea for the future, a radically uplifted vista of the beauty of the human being and human culture, has the potential to inspire a...

As a part of my Kaleidoscope Project the book presents four chapters of my novel, Lu Mountain (chapter 10-13), singled out because of their significance for understanding and healing the failures that gave rise to the great existential challenges in modern time, for individuals, nations, and the world. Some of the challenges are the presently ongoing financial and economic collapse that has swept across the imperial West; the terror orgies, the fascist environmentalisms and depopulation policies; the extreme nuclear-war threats against Russia and China, with boasts that such a war is...

This book is focused on the leading edge of spiritual science, developed, outlined, and published by the discoverer and founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, between 1866 and 1910. The book contains critical aspects of her work, including her seal from 1881, under which her works were published until 1908, which itself stands as metaphor for the scientific foundation that she was working on. The presentation in the book begins with her illustrated poem, Christ and Christmas that provides essential metaphoric references. The references are designed to enrich the understanding in...

How did the Soviet Union fall? The story explores its history as a system that was designed to fail. The discussion is staged at a time before the Soviet Union collapsed, when its existence could have been saved on the basis of principles that were not sufficiently understood at the time, just as the entire western economic, financial, and political system is presently collapsing for the same reason. The Soviet Union was destroyed from within by a silent war that the leaders did not recognize, and so is the West falling into the same trap. The trap should be obvious. War has a single purpose;...

When the soul is starved or free: "Impotence and Power" in society begins at the home gate. Both have many forms; sexual and social; of dreams becoming reality, or of failing to do so. Most individual experiences unfold between the two poles of impotence and power, and more often then not, the two poles are 'colored' with 'the color of sex.' The difference is not easy to sort out. Without a scientific recognition of the principles involved, positions are uncertain, fear fills the void. The problem with uncertainties is that friends and even professionals rarely stand on higher ground to be...

"In Lies We Trust," reads the banner. This is most often true about the lies we tell ourselves, or are suggested to us as being true for political objectives. The notion of universal entropy, projected through the Big-Bang theory, and its derivative, the Hydrogen Fusion Sun, are glaring examples. The Hydrogen-Sun theory is so finely spun that humanity has tied itself into knots in efforts to replicate the solar hydrogen fusion for power production on Earth. It is said that if the Sun can do it, so can we. The problem is that the Sun is not so powered, but is electrically powered with plasma...

It has been said that real economics begins with love expressed in the Principle of the General Welfare as the foundational economic principle. To the degree to which it is developed, civilization prospers, or is lost and, inversely, disintegrates. But what is love, to have this effect? The story deals with the question in a Kaleidoscopic fashion that offers surprising new vistas at every turn. The story is situated in Leipzig, Germany. The protagonist is an American diplomat, who rather than being in control of things finds himself bewildered by the course of a love affair that unfolded more...

PRELIMINARY VERSION: This is about 'deep' Christian Science - the full scope of the Science of Christ-healing discovered in 1866 by Mary Baker Eddy, which she developed and expanded over a span of 44 years. She is reported to have once said: "I am going to write a book that will change the world." This, she did indeed. By her dedication and achievements she became, one of the greatest scientific geniuses of her time. Her stature as a world-historic person reflects a number of pioneering achievements that she is widely honored for, which have uplifted the face of civilization in numerous...

Hymns about God Hymns are poems about God, of such great significance that they tend to become sung for the splendor of the vistas they convey, or the depth of the prayer that is invoked by them. But what do the poems tell us? Do they inspire songs of such purity that they touch the infinite? Many do. Some come close. Often familiar terms are used to glorify God, such as the terms Lord, Father, and Mother. While these terms should be seen by their spiritual signification, the spiritual significance is often overshadowed by the terminology that renders God with attributes that are inherent in...