by Ernest L. Norman During the past several weeks certain circumstantial evidence has indicated specific conclusions in regard to the development of various Unariun students and in particular to those who are attending the Glendale group meetings. In view of this evidence, I would like to present a few of the many thoughts which have been … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman To any student who begins the study of Unarius, the keystone in the arch of understanding this way of life will be the new or positive way to think. This new way of thinking is quite different from the old way which has been used through the thousands of years and many … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman Every human has the inalienable right to express his own quotient of life according to his position on his scale of evolution. This individual human expression is always a part of the total infinite expression. To usurp, to thwart, or change or adulterate any part of any human expression by any other … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman The pages of history have portrayed for us a great pageantry of man. Through its pages are emblazoned in the passing epochs of time, the rise and fall of many civilizations. Egypt, India, China, Greece, Carthage and Rome have risen from the soil of earth; like some passing meteor or sun have … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman The top side way (+) a concept of life that holds all things perfect and as a function of the Infinite; a complete vision of perfection which is obtained when proper knowledge is acquired whereby Principle is the action behind all things and makes all things possible. Symptoms that you are working … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman The foibles of human dispositions and indispositions are often quite incomprehensible, either to the average observer or to some student or philosopher of human nature; and it is quite often and obviously portrayed in converse actions and policies which actually prohibit long sought-after achievements. The reasons behind such perverse and unintelligent actions … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman In a number of places in the Unariun literature we have mentioned miracles. We have used this subject in frequent discussions in our books and, in most cases, a distinct attempt has been made to play down the miracle and its importance, and for reasons which we shall discuss. We have even … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman You ask something about the basic principle of life. I shall explain: now we are going to draw the cycle (of life) here and in our hypotheses we have established in our minds that anywhere else except as far as the third dimension is concerned that everything is a cycle; that is, … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman Without question or doubt, the greatest single fear so far as the general races of humanity are concerned is the fear of death and taking a secondary place of importance, though not one of fear, is the concept of birth. How strange then it is that mankind lives in fear of death, … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman (The following teaching was given in a reply-letter to a student requesting healing for another.) Dear Unariun: As of your communication received December 20th, I note that you have enclosed a clipping of a four-year old boy dying of leukemia, and your remarks of deep concern regarding this and other examples of … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman From time to time in various liturgies of Unarius, the student is urged to learn and use the knowledge presented to him. Inasmuch as the term—‘learn and use’ or ‘learning and usage’—could cause some confusion or misinterpretation to the student, it would therefore serve a good purpose to objectively analyze these terminologies. … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman During the past several years, there have been a number of news articles appearing, which have hinted vaguely, that science was on the edge of a great ‘breakthrough’—a discovery which would finally give them the secret of life and the reasons why there were different species of plant and animal life. More … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman To the best accounts and records and to the knowledge that has been given, the destruction to Atlantis occurred about 25,000 years ago. Since that time, other civilizations have risen and fallen. From the time of Osiris more than 12,000 years ago, Egypt was, at that time, in the height of its … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman It is generally conceded by one and all that we are indeed living in an age of miracles and it may well be that the fulfillment of the last prophecies of the Bible are about to be fulfilled. Since the close of World War II and the explosion of the first atom … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman In making observations in the daily conduct of human affairs throughout the world and sometimes with certain Unariun students, I am often reminded of one of those classical stories and bits of philosophy left to posterity by Aesop. This story concerns a certain dog who, after the manner of dogs, spent much … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman Throughout the many ages of man’s written and unwritten history he has, universally, in his daily conduct of life, expressed one great universal fault or error. This fault is that he has always constantly striven to change the outside or exterior surface of his life, in an attempt to make it conform … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman One of the most important problems confronting the Unariun student is that which can be contained within the defined term of hallucination. To the psychologist, hallucination involves a whole host of traumatic conditions which inflict, to a more or less degree, every member of the human race; and in an attempt to … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman In quite a number of instances, I have presented to the Unariun student the obvious necessity of progressive evolution, or conversely, the retrogressive evolution which leads back into oblivion. The thought has occurred to me on many occasions that I could very well be accused of using the same coercive tactics used … Read more…
by Ernest L. Norman Ordinarily, in my presentation of universal concepts, I have shunned the word ‘law’, as one which smacks too much of dogmatic material usage. The coercive mandatory effect of too much law can and does lead to less exemplary human conduct, and makes people flaccid in problems of self-determination, proper perspectives and in … Read more…