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Tempus Invictus Ernest L. Norman Author, Philosopher, Poet, Scientist, Director-Moderator of Unarius Science of Life. U N A R I U S UNiversal ARticulate Interdimensional Understanding of Science Page ii TEMPUS INVICTUS TEMPUS INVICTUS THIRD EDITION © Copyright 1965 by Unarius Educational Foundation. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced by any mechanical, photographic, or electronic process, transmitted, or otherwise be copied for public or private use—other than for “fair use” as brief quotations embodied in articles and reviews or educational use limited to three pages from a chapter without written permission in writing from the publisher. ISBN 0-9724710-5-7 Unarius Education Foundation El Cajon, California 92020 Page iv TEMPUS INVICTUS By Ernest L. Norman UNARIUS PUBLICATIONS 145 S. Magnolia Ave El Cajon, CA 92020 Other Works by Ernest L. Norman The Pulse of Creation Series: The Voice of Venus Vol.1 The Voice of Eros Vol.2 The Voice of Hermes Vol.3 The Voice of Orion Vol.4 The Voice of Muse Vol.5 Infinite Perspectus Tempus Procedium Tempus Interludium I & II Infinite Contact Cosmic Continuum The Elysium (Parables) The Anthenium The Truth About Mars The True Life of Jesus The Story of the Little Red Box (By Unarius' Students & E. L. Norman) Bridge to Heaven - The Revelations of Ruth Norman by Ruth Norman Magnetic Tape Recordings Page vi TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter I: The Psychic Anatomy Development Concept ..................................................................... 1 Chapter II: Man, The Electronic Computer .......................................................................................... 7 Chapter III: Man, A Living Television Mechanism (1956) ................................................................ 11 Chapter IV: Man—Progressing Or Reverting? ................................................................................... 23 Chapter V: Abstract Equations ........................................................................................................... 28 Chapter VI: The Evolutionary Continuity of Life ............................................................................... 31 Chapter VII: Science On Evolution Lecture March 8, 1961 ............................................................... 35 Chapter VII: Part II, Questions & Answers ........................................................................................ 51 Chapter VIII: Group Lecture on History of Religion, May 23, 1957 ................................................. 70 Chapter IX: The Elder Brother Discussing Energy To A Student —1958 ......................................... 85 - An Informal Discussion .................................................................................................................... 99 - Hysteresis Explained ....................................................................................................................... 110 Chapter X: The Inescapable Evolutionary Pathway ......................................................................... 115 Chapter XI: On Reincarnation .......................................................................................................... 135 Chapter XII: The Little Understood Higher Self .............................................................................. 147 Chapter XIII: Newer Concepts ......................................................................................................... 150 Chapter XIV: Space Travel And H-Bombs Versus Fear, 1955 ........................................................ 155 Chapter XV: Mental Illness: A Missing Link In Communications? ................................................. 161 Chapter XVI: Space Age Science ..................................................................................................... 181 - Find May Solve Universe Riddle. Two Astronomical Discoveries Hint at Expanding, Curving Cosmos .............................................................................................................................................. 183 - Saddle—Shaped .............................................................................................................................. 185 - Sun’s Magnetic Waves Found Circling Earth................................................................................. 185 - Four Distinct Spirals ....................................................................................................................... 186 - Two Physical Forces ....................................................................................................................... 186 - Different Sectors ............................................................................................................................. 187 - Field Changes ................................................................................................................................. 187 - Blue “Stars” Hint at Finite Space .................................................................................................... 187 - Periods of “Pulses” ......................................................................................................................... 188 - Answer Possible .............................................................................................................................. 189 Chapter XVII: On Cryogenics, 1966 ................................................................................................ 190 Chapter XVIII: Scientist Will Testify If Space is Full or Empty ...................................................... 197 - Light Through Ether ....................................................................................................................... 197 - Weak Force ..................................................................................................................................... 198 - Unrelated Puzzles ........................................................................................................................... 198 - The Plasma Filled Space ................................................................................................................. 199 Chapter XIX: On Hysteresis ............................................................................................................. 203 - Heterodyne ...................................................................................................................................... 203 Chapter XX: On Time Differential ................................................................................................... 216 Chapter XXI: The Expanded Universe ............................................................................................. 218 Chapter XXII: The World of The Abstract ....................................................................................... 221 Chapter XXIII: I Told Them So! ...................................................................................................... 226 Chapter XXIV: Interdimensional Relationships ............................................................................... 230 Chapter XXV: More On The Atom .................................................................................................. 236 Chapter XXVI ................................................................................................................................... 239 - Similar Beliefs ................................................................................................................................ 239 - Both Surveys ................................................................................................................................... 240 - Immaculate Conception .................................................................................................................. 240 - Protestant Clergy Admits Bible Wrong! ......................................................................................... 241 Chapter XXVII: The Passing ............................................................................................................ 243 Chapter XXVIII: Speaking In Tongues? .......................................................................................... 247 Chapter XXIX: Flat World—Graven Images ................................................................................... 251 - Astronauts Just Circling .................................................................................................................. 252 Chapter XXX: The True Meaning Of The Adam And Eve Story (1955) ......................................... 259 Chapter XXXI: The Bible—Fact, Fiction, Fallacy and Farce........................................................... 265 Chapter XXXII: Discussion on Cycle of The Recessional ............................................................... 276 Chapter XXXIII: Man’s Immortal Quest (1967) .............................................................................. 282 Chapter XXXIV: The Medusa .......................................................................................................... 286 - Aladdin’s Lamp .............................................................................................................................. 289 Chapter XXXV: Public Enemy—The Sleeping Pill ......................................................................... 292 Page viii Chapter XXXVI: Physical Ills—From The ‘Dead’? 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