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'''Cosmic Consciousness''' is one of [[Martinus]]'s shorter books, part of the roughly 28 shorter works forming [[Martinus' work|The Third Testament]] alongside ''[[Livets Bog]]'' and ''[[The Eternal World Picture]]''. It has been published in English translation. This book is distinct from the [[Cosmic Consciousness|cosmology concept of the same name]], which Martinus describes as the expanded state of perception he attained in 1921; see [[Martinus]] for his own account of that experience.<ref | '''Cosmic Consciousness''' is one of [[Martinus]]'s shorter books, part of the roughly 28 shorter works forming [[Martinus' work|The Third Testament]] alongside ''[[Livets Bog]]'' and ''[[The Eternal World Picture]]''. It has been published in English translation. This book is distinct from the [[Cosmic Consciousness|cosmology concept of the same name]], which Martinus describes as the expanded state of perception he attained in 1921; see [[Martinus]] for his own account of that experience.<ref>Books, Martinus Institute, https://www.martinus.dk/en/books/</ref><ref>Introducing all the books of The Third Testament, Third Testament, https://www.third-testament.info/literature</ref> | ||
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Cosmic Consciousness is one of Martinus's shorter books, part of the roughly 28 shorter works forming The Third Testament alongside Livets Bog and The Eternal World Picture. It has been published in English translation. This book is distinct from the cosmology concept of the same name, which Martinus describes as the expanded state of perception he attained in 1921; see Martinus for his own account of that experience.[1][2]
See also
- ↑ Books, Martinus Institute, https://www.martinus.dk/en/books/
- ↑ Introducing all the books of The Third Testament, Third Testament, https://www.third-testament.info/literature