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Eternity by the Stars: An Astronomical Hypothesis (original 1871; edition 2013)

by Louis-Auguste Blanqui, Frank Chouraqui (Translator), Frank Chouraqui (Introduction)

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Sounds like Alan Watts were he to live 200 years ago. I love the language/grammar of this. I can certainly see why he is inspiring. A Very mystical tone to it, both East & West. Just the type of talk the Inquistorrs of old would torture and burn you for. I got a kick out of the Amazon review with the oxymoronic sentence: "Our lives are being lived an infinity of times across the confines of the universe,..." An infinite universe, of course, having no confines. ( )
  shieldwolf | Sep 14, 2014 |
Sounds like Alan Watts were he to live 200 years ago. I love the language/grammar of this. I can certainly see why he is inspiring. A Very mystical tone to it, both East & West. Just the type of talk the Inquistorrs of old would torture and burn you for. I got a kick out of the Amazon review with the oxymoronic sentence: "Our lives are being lived an infinity of times across the confines of the universe,..." An infinite universe, of course, having no confines. ( )
  shieldwolf | Sep 14, 2014 |

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