traduction en Anglais de :
Translated from the French by Sarah Thomas King and Frederic Thomas
Nothing is more urgent than to open to the world the message meant to
describe the laws of the Spirit. Mankind has no other common good.
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in this operation and support its purpose by ordering a copy from now on
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Dominique Aubier
English translation
How can religions and traditions be
reconciled while respecting the specificities of both? How can cultures gather
under a common banner while each keeps its respective identity? Many poets have
sensed the necessity for such a universal project. But which philosophy, which
science, which form of politics would embody those perceptions? What would be the methodology?
Distinguished researchers suspect
the existence of a single and unique pattern governing reality. But did the scattered body
of sciences, including neurology, systemics, astrophysics, in spite of
tremendous interdisciplinary efforts, ever identify one single universal
constant? Mythologies and religions have long advocated a coherence that
unifies the various fields of the Sacred. But how is it possible to isolate the
universal vector that is responsible for unity? That is the subject of
investigation that presents The Hidden Face of the Brain. This masterly book is the result
of more than forty years of research. It brings to light the cortical code, the
code of the archetypes of reality.
Dominique
Aubier starts from Don Quixote, an initiatory treaty whose
codes she deciphers and whose structure she reveals. It is in the story of the
Knight that she finds the key to universality, where Cervantes had hidden it.
With this tool, she was able to clarify the visions of the great Sufi Ibn’Arabi from medieval hermetism. She
relates The Mansions by Saint Teresa of Avila
to the Treaty of the Palaces (The Zohar) by Moses de Leon.
She gives the systemic explanation of the shamanic teachings of Juan Matus, the
Native American sorcerer who was made known to the world by Carlos Castaneda.
Including the Inuit, the Dogons, Buddhism or the Tch’an and Zen tradition, the
author demonstrates that all expressions of human wisdom and spirituality can
be explained by using the structure of the human brain as a model. The reader
is invited to an exploration, a voyage to the frontiers of the functional laws
of the cortex. These functions replicate and reproduce the image of the structural
model at work in the universe. With this tool, the reader can test the validity
of these discoveries on his own.
In this work, systematists will find
the unifying principle, the identification of the structural model that
underlies reality as well as its functional laws. Applicable to all fields of
investigation, in social sciences as well as in management, ethnology,
politics, it is an extraordinary presentation of the organic laws of Life. The
book gives a clear presentation of the codes, acts and decrees found in all of
our surroundings. Faced with the reality and this power, we have the choice to
learn its order and layout.
The Hidden Face of the Brain is supported by extensive
scientific documentation, which permits a close study of the logic of life and
evolution. The book also offers the reader the joy of participating in an
in-depth investigation. Translated into several languages, The Hidden Face
of the Brain
reveals the founding code of universality, while respecting the diversity of
reality.
Translated from
the French by Sarah Thomas King and Frédéric Thomas
In two
related volumes, 77 €
published by
M.L.L./La Bouche du Pel
BP 16
27 240
DAMVILLE, Normandy. FRANCE
