Charles Levy
Admiral of the Inner Sea: A search for the origin of Time
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(The Institute for Metaphysical Studies, Inc. March 11, 2016)
Join the author in a voyage of discovery to the edges of time and beyond.
This is the autobiography of a modern-day truth-seeker, who is compelled, by a series of near death experiences, to seek out the meaning of Time.
Because of its emphasis on science, reads like a science fiction novel, even though it is a true story.
Under the pressure of imminent death, the author instead of folding, reaches out, and embarks on a journey through ‘self’ and science to find meaning and purpose in life — by understanding the mystery of Time.
Those who have never tasted the acerbic tang of imminent death can only guess at the powerful, terror inducing, mind-clarifying, effect of the rapid approach of doom, of the end, of nothingness.
Mr. Levy spent his childhood in Chicago, Illinois. The author had an eclectic career as a soldier, parachute instructor, computer systems analyst, newspaper reporter and editor, messenger/driver and as a successful entrepreneur. The author experienced a series of near-death experiences, which resulted in the development of a fundamentally new metaphysics, based on scientific principles of reason and logic and General Set Theory analysis. This voyage of discovery is the subject of the book.
This is the autobiography of a modern-day truth-seeker, who is compelled, by a series of near death experiences, to seek out the meaning of Time.
Because of its emphasis on science, reads like a science fiction novel, even though it is a true story.
Under the pressure of imminent death, the author instead of folding, reaches out, and embarks on a journey through ‘self’ and science to find meaning and purpose in life — by understanding the mystery of Time.
Those who have never tasted the acerbic tang of imminent death can only guess at the powerful, terror inducing, mind-clarifying, effect of the rapid approach of doom, of the end, of nothingness.
Mr. Levy spent his childhood in Chicago, Illinois. The author had an eclectic career as a soldier, parachute instructor, computer systems analyst, newspaper reporter and editor, messenger/driver and as a successful entrepreneur. The author experienced a series of near-death experiences, which resulted in the development of a fundamentally new metaphysics, based on scientific principles of reason and logic and General Set Theory analysis. This voyage of discovery is the subject of the book.
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