One of the boldest and most
exciting hypotheses of cosmology to be put forward in this century.
Deserves to be read, reread, reviewed, and researched.
Ervin Laszlo, editor of World Futures, science advisor
to UNESCO, former director of UNITAR, and author of The Creative
Cosmos, and Introduction to Systems Philosophy
A remarkably innovative
and creative work, from one of our most brilliant and original
thinkers, Genesis of the Cosmosc reads on many levels
at once to both delight, inform, and surely challenge us. I read
the manuscript twice, am richer for it, and shall surely read
it again.
Joseph Chilton Pearce, author of The Crack in the Cosmic Egg,
Evolution's End
News and Events from the Seattle Metaphysical Library
This work is scholarly
and thought-provoking. A powerful challenge to the traditional
twentieth century model. He is quite convincing in showing evidence
for his interpretations. The author presents fascinating reading.
Armando Canales, The Critical
Review
By examining closely the creation
myths of the ancient East and Mediterranean, the author sees
many remarkable parallels with new physics discoveries. In
fact, the ancient stories seem to be an almost coded language
of science, and that a theory of cosmology emerges from these
stories of order out of chaos.
Marie Jones, for Curled up with
a Good Book
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