ANCIENT ROME IN THE ENGLISH NOVEL. A STUDY IN ENGLISH HISTORICAL FICTION

BLOG:

Chapter 10: The Mind Creates Heaven And Hell

Chapter 11: When Science Touches Spirituality

Chapter 12: The Neuroscience Of Consciousness

Part Iv - Living As A Whole Being

Chapter 13: Education In Harmony With Nature

Chapter 14: Compassion For Yourself - The Beginning Of All Healing

Chapter 15: When We Mature

Chapter 16: Becoming One With The Universe - Living As Part Of The Whole

Part V - Synthesis And Opening

Chapter 17: Levels Of Human Awareness

Chapter 18: From Religion To Spirituality - The Journey Home To Yourself

You can read this quickly, but it rewards the reader who pauses. Ancient Rome In The English Novel. A Study In English Historical Fiction by Randolph Faries is one of those works.

Expect questions of responsibility, conscience, and the gap between what we want and what we can live with.

Reading the opening pages, you can feel how much depends on small things: tone, restraint, and the weight carried by a single word like 'gutenberg'.

If you prefer a story that leaves you thinking rather than shouting, start here.

Read it with time. The effect is cumulative.

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