Living in the Sublime

The book is a research work on the science of spiritual power, both to defeat fascism and the smallness in thinking that enables it. It begins with a look into the fascist world of the Nazi empire based on the author's personal experience while living there. Its focus is on Love, nuclear physics, prehistory, unfolding into an exploration of sex and its higher dimension, our third sex and a link to Judy Chicago's sex-focused art installation "The Dinner Party" that stood as a healing spiritual project among beginning stages of some of the worst fascist projects in modern history. From there the project takes the subject of sex into the spiritual realm as platform for freedom and sequences on to provide an overview of what might be the world's most extensive scientific pedagogical structure designed in the late 1800s by Mary Baker Eddy, the discoverer of the divine Principle of scientific metaphysical healing, including her platform for natural government and self-government.