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Ain Soph – The Unknown God
Ain Soph – The Unknown God, was written in the first half of the twentieth century. I came across it while I was selling alternative books in the fifties. Although it is not easy reading the ideas in the book are transformative. I had never realised that the story of Genesis, of Adam and Eve, might be anything more than a simplistic creation myth. Mayers looks at the Hebrew language as a sign language, each letter having a meaning. So the name Adam, taken in this way, is not even a singular name. It is plural, and has nothing to do with an individual that God made, but rather a huge process underlying the emergence of human beings.
I offer the book here because I feel it needs to be read more widely. When I discovered the book it had been lying in a damp cellar for many years. I resurrected it and sold all the remaining copies. Here it is for the first time in electronic form.
What follows are 30 carefully researched chapters explaining every word of Genesis. I have attempted to synthesis what is said in The Secret Bible.

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I have just read your article and I was so glad to see that at last someone seems to have appreciated what my Great Grandfather was trying to put across.
Jill – I have wondered and wondered how I could find out more about your Great Grandfather. When I found the book it was like revelation to read it. and it as continued to be for me. So I am still trying to promote his work.
So thank you for writing, and if you feel like telling me anything about your Great Grandfather I would be interested to hear. For instance I don’ even know what date it was published.
Tony Crisp
Indeed, it is great to see a relative of Mayers pop up unexpectedly. With the impact this book had on my life, I am curious to know a little more about this book, since it seems to be so rare. Truly it deserves much more, and Tony thank you for doing what you can to share an out-of-print and mostly unknown gem such as this.
Canter Pickerel – The Unknown God was also a bombshell of realisation and information for me too. Like you I wanted to know when the book was published and also any information about Mayers. I wrote but got no reply, so I have not pushed.
Tony