"THE INFINITE CONCEPT of COSMIC CREATION" by Ernest L. Norman
<cover front> "THE INFINITE CONCEPT of COSMIC CREATION" by Ernest L. Norman -12 About The Author Any attempt at a thumbnail biography that would accurately and fully portray the life of the author would be a gross disservice. Sufficient to say the future history of the world will unquestionably prove the author to be, without exception, the greatest mind and the greatest outlet of interdimensional, cosmic knowledge the world has ever known, for he has indeed proven beyond any ques- tion of a doubt that he works with and from a higher world. The most expressive segment of his life’s work began with World War II, and through that shadowy period of Earth’s history, he aptly demonstrated the ability of a well-trained, clairvoyant mind to countless thousands of people, and particularly to the wives, mothers, and sweethearts of the servicemen overseas. He accurately described past, present, and future incidents in the lives of these servicemen and to any and all others. They were met in all kinds of places and under varied conditions, and usually each meeting was accompanied by miraculous healings and adjustments. His true mission in life, however, did not begin until 1954 when he met and married Ruth. From that time on, he began pouring forth a wealth of literature which ran the gamut from ethereal poetry, philosophy, psychology, evolution, life after death, the spiritual dimensions, as well as the most profound fourth—dimensional discussions on matter, time-space, etc. Through the channel of the mail service, this great explosion of wisdom began to reach many thousands of people—some in foreign countries.
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