View From the Mountaintop - Lessans, Seymour

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Résumé :
?In view of the fact that the first chapter must be studied thoroughly before any other reading is done, not only because it is a key that will unlock a door to the greatest treasure in the history of mankind (the long awaited GOLDEN AGE that has been hoped and prayed for since time immemorial), but also because chapters two to six, though much easier, will not make any sense otherwise, I am urging the reader to refrain from reading in a desultory manner. You will know why this is necessary soon enough. However, should you find this chapter a little difficult don't be discouraged from continuing, simply because what follows will help you understand it much better the second time around. When you have finally grasped the full significance and magnitude of this apparently brief work (ten years in the making) by reading it at least twice, and further realize there has never been, and will never be, another like it because of what is undeniably achieved, you will treasure it throughout your entire life....

Biographie:
Seymour Lessans was born on September 29, 1918 in Newark, New Jersey. He passed away on January 29, 1991. After many years of extensive reading and careful analysis, he made a discovery about the nature of man whose life will be completely revolutionized for his benefit once this discovery is recognized by science. This discovery reveals a natural law which has the power to bring about a new world...

Sommaire:
A NOTE TO THE READER ?In view of the fact that the first chapter must be studied thoroughly before any other reading is done, not only because it is a key that will unlock a door to the greatest treasure in the history of mankind (the long awaited GOLDEN AGE that has been hoped and prayed for since time immemorial), but also because chapters two to six, though much easier, will not make any sense otherwise, I am urging the reader to refrain from reading in a desultory manner. You will know why this is necessary soon enough. However, should you find this chapter a little difficult don't be discouraged from continuing, simply because what follows will help you understand it much better the second time around. When you have finally grasped the full significance and magnitude of this apparently brief work (ten years in the making) by reading it at least twice, and further realize there has never been, and will never be, another like it because of what is undeniably achieved, you will treasure it throughout your entire life....