Re: Re: The Seven Mysteries of Life

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I happened upon this book in the philosophy section of my local bookstore written by Guy Murchie( I personally had never heard his name referenced).Whew! If you are interested in exploring the underlying patterns of reality and the universe as demonstrated in philosophy, science and nature, all in one book(which is a rarity), this is an opportunity indeed.Just curious if anyone has read this book? Heard of Guy Murchie?

Thanks,

Gail

[Guest guest]

Guy Murchie - We lived for a time in late '40's w/him in his house in Pepperell, MA so knew him VERY WELL! ! hE WAS A CHARACTER!

In haste,

ao

I happened upon this book in the philosophy section of my local bookstore written by Guy Murchie( I personally had never heard his name referenced).Whew! If you are interested in exploring the underlying patterns of reality and the universe as demonstrated in philosophy, science and nature, all in one book(which is a rarity), this is an opportunity indeed.Just curious if anyone has read this book? Heard of Guy Murchie?

Thanks,

Gail

[Guest guest]

What an amazing life you have had Alice! While reading this book I was impressed with his general and scientific knowledge and his subsequent application of imagination toward understanding universal possibilities.I was left with a smile,somewhat speechless, and in appreciation for an intriguing mind.He illustrated a plethora of his imaginative concepts(as did Jung), etched wood cuttings, and flew airplanes. I can't imagine his character,or maybe I can, thus my smile:-).

Gail

Re: Re: The Seven Mysteries of Life

Guy Murchie - We lived for a time in late '40's w/him in his house in Pepperell, MA so knew him VERY WELL! ! hE WAS A CHARACTER!

In haste,

ao

I happened upon this book in the philosophy section of my local bookstore written by Guy Murchie( I personally had never heard his name referenced).Whew! If you are interested in exploring the underlying patterns of reality and the universe as demonstrated in philosophy, science and nature, all in one book(which is a rarity), this is an opportunity indeed.Just curious if anyone has read this book? Heard of Guy Murchie?

Thanks,

Gail