Theos-Talk Archives (April 2005 Message tt01633)

> This is wonderful, thanks for the links.

And thanks for yours.

> I like that look-inside feature, that's very nice and I've not seen 
that before.

It's one of the reasons that I usually check Amazon first for book 
information. I remember being able to write an extensive reply to 
someone one time simply by reading the introduction of a book with the 
Look Inside feature. Months later, I bought the book, which happened to be

The 72 Names of God: Technology for the Soul
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/asin/1571891358/ref=nosim/recommendations

> Yeah, I know what you mean about math, math and physics,
> philosophy and spirituality - really, it's a long list, that goes on 
and ...

It's interesting how things can come together. A few days ago, I 
commented on something from my reading from "Doc" Smith's *Subspace 
Explorers* then today the topic somehow got to Lightning strikes. One of 
the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) on one of the sites you sent me to 
debunked the myth that a person who is struck by lightning holds the 
charge until it bleeds off. (Not true it said).

Anyway, the interesting comparison ... the book that I'm currently 
reading, the one I discussed a few days ago, has, as one of its plot 
elements, the ship flying through subspace getting hit by the galaxial 
equivalent of lightning, and being so supercharged that landing on a 
planet would have destroyed everyone aboard.

*Subspace Explorers* by E. E. "Doc" Smith
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/asin/0425062457/ref=nosim/recommendations

Funny how things just seem to come together once in awhile. Later, when 
I'm more awake, I want to compare a certain plot element of another of 
"Doc" Smith's series to what Leon wrote about "The path of another is 
fraught with danger." (I believe that the books that I'm motivated to 
read again and again are the ones that contain plot elements that 
amplify lessons that my infinite spirit knows that I need to learn, and 
for some reason, I get more good from the fictional settings than I do 
from the deeply involved writings.)

By the way, is the "Secret Doctrine" here:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=recommendations&creative=9325&camp=1789&link_code=ur2&path=external-search%3Fsearch-type=ss%26keyword=%22secret%20doctrine%20reference%20series%22%26index=books
the same as (or related to) the Secret Doctrine that gets discussed so 
much on this list.

Just curious.
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