Your Dream Interpreter was published in October 2004 in the UK by Cico Books. The book was first conceptualised by Cico publishers and has been a joint effort. This has greatly enriched the contents of […]... More

 Your Dream Interpreter In dreams you are freed from the usual restrictions of mind and body, of social rules and personal limitations. But beside meeting your wonderful creativity, you may also meet and transform […]... More

But dreams do not simply extend your experience and allow you to practice your future actions; they express all the other functions of the human mind and spirit, reaching beyond the limits of waking awareness and your senses. Dreams solve problems; they reflect the state of health of your body and m... More

Dreams reveal to us things we are ususally blind to That we have a word such as unconscious in our vocabulary means we acknowledge there are things we cannot ‘see’ about our own existence, about […]... More

Surviving Tomorrow Part Three Tony Crisp Forty years ago, during my twenties, I fell in love with a beautiful woman, she was intelligent, from a well placed family, lovely figure, and she wanted to be […]... More

First we need to wake up and recognise the reality of the situation we live in. We need to carefully become aware of and list the scripts we have learned since childhood - the concepts of good and bad, success and failure, acceptance and rejection, guilt and shame, moral right and wrongs suggested b... More

“AIN SOPH” The Unknown God by F. J. MAYERS Published & THOMAS’S PUBLICATIONS LIMITED, SEVERN STREET, BIRMINGHAM 1. Publication date 1st January 1948 by Thomas Publishers   AUTHOR’S NOTE This book is an attempt to […]... More

Ain Soph – The Unknown God F. J. Mayers Bibliography Adams W. Marsham. – “The House of the Hidden Places.” and “The Book of the Master.” Adam and Eve – Middleton Murray Analytical Hebrew and […]... More

by F J Mayers 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 […]... More

Ain Soph – The Unknown God Chapter 1 Fred Mayers “Ex Nihilo Nihil Fit.” “From ‘nothing’ nothing comes.” To make “Creation” a possibility, it is necessary to postulate the existence of a Creator. It is equal […]... More

Ain Soph – The Unknown God Chapter 2 Fred Mayers Chapter 1 carried us back to “God” unmanifested in any way, and therefore Unknowable, but whom sheer necessity of logical thought obliged us to postulate. The […]... More

Ain Soph – The Unknown God Chapter 6 Fred Mayers Genesis I, v.3. “And God said: Let there be light; and there was light.” (English R.V.) We have here the first desire or purpose which God […]... More

Ain Soph – The Unknown God Chapter 8 Fred Mayers Genesis 1, v.9 to 13. In order to get a correct understanding of the narrative of the six Divine manifestations called “days.” we must never forget […]... More

Ain Soph – The Unknown God Chapter 9 Fred Mayers Genesis I, v. 14 to 19. “And God said, ‘Let there be lights in the firmament of the heavens to divide the day from the night; […]... More

Ain Soph – The Unknown God Chapter 10 Fred Mayers Genesis I, V. 14 to 19 (continued). We have considered the “lights in the firmament” as the sources of human intelligence and of human mental and […]... More

Ain Soph – The Unknown God Chapter 11 Fred Mayers THE “LIFE” PRINCIPLE-AND “GROUP SOULS.” Genesis I, V. 20 to 23. In our fourth chapter we discussed the meaning of the word “waters” as the “universal […]... More