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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "The essence of this book is simple: the root truth of all reality rests within every human heart."RESONANCE: Shadows in Love with the Sun is the culmination of a spiritual architecture built across nine previous works, each a world unto itself-layered, symbolic, unfolding like a fractal mandala. In this final offering, Stephen T. McClard brings the journey full circle and then folds it one last time into unity with all ten of his books. What emerges is not a conclusion, but a return to the Source-transformed, refined, and burned clean by insight.Structured as twenty-two daily reflections, RESONANCE invites the reader not just to learn, but to remember. These are not chapters in the conventional sense; they are vibrational fields-sonic architecture woven through silence, mysticism, scripture, and paradox. Each reflection is designed to awaken a depth of memory that predates the self. They are recursive instruments meant to strike the hidden strings of the soul.At the heart of this work lies a paradox so elegant it resists the intellect but sings to the spirit: the way up is the way down, the fire is the gardener, and God does not remain behind the veil. The reflections dance between Christian mysticism, Sufi longing, Buddhist emptiness, and the cosmic logic of the Logos. But they do not linger in comparison-they become a singular song, a symphony of resonance that transcends doctrinal constraint. Here, Moses meets the burning bush that never consumed, and the moth meets the candle that defines it. The reader stands between the two.This is a book about the last veil-the final threshold of perception where reason ceases to explain and begins to listen. The volcano, the central allusion of the book's arc, is not merely geological but symbolic. It is the fire beneath the mountain-the pressure of self, identity, and limitation-breaking open to reveal a fertile field of rebirth. In the eruption, nothing is lost that was not illusion. The ash becomes soil. The scar becomes scripture.Each day's reflection invites surrender-not to chaos, but to calibration. The world is not random, but recursive. Truth is not static, but unveiled in layers. These pages act as spiritual tuning forks, vibrating the unseen structures of Being back into alignment. The language is poetic but precise, metaphysical yet embodied. It does not preach; it reveals. It does not argue; it unfolds.This is not a book to be read once and understood. It is a book to be lived with-one reflection at a time. The recommended pace is daily, allowing each layer to integrate, each symbol to speak, each silence to resound. This is not education in the traditional sense; it is a transmission. The voice that speaks in these pages is not separate from the reader-it is the part of you waiting to be remembered.RESONANCE is a testament to the spiritual architecture hidden in all things: the Tree of Life, the path of the Son, the descent into form, and the final surrender to fire. But more than that, it is an act of communion. The book itself is a mirror, a robe, a scroll of remembrance. It remembers you even when you forget yourself.If you have ever stood at the edge of your own understanding and felt the veil tremble-if you have felt the stir of something vast just beyond articulation-this book was written for you.Let it speak. Let it burn. Let it resonate. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Hillbilly Buddha: The Redneck Guide to Simulated Reality by Stephen T. McClard is a delightfully unconventional journey through the cosmic backwoods of enlightenment, blending the grit of a Missouri householder's life with the lofty musings of ancient sages, quantum physics, and a dash of biblical wisdom. Imagine a philosophical hoedown where the Bible, Hindu Vedas, Zen paradoxes, and fractal mathematics two-step together under a starry sky, guided by a self-proclaimed "urban hillbilly" who's as comfortable tuning pianos as he is tuning the universe's mysteries. This isn't your typical spiritual guide-it's a rollicking, mind-bending adventure that invites readers to find the divine in the dirt under their nails. The book's core premise is a ten-dimensional framework, the "Recursive Fractal Model," which maps reality as a nested dance of Mind, Time, and Space. From the first dimension of Hell (a line of suffering) to the tenth dimension of Buddha (absolute enlightenment), each chapter unfolds like a cosmic onion, peeling back layers of illusion to reveal the unity beneath. Along the way, McClard weaves in Adam's fall, Jesus' redemption, and the Bodhisattva's compassionate vow, all while suggesting that Yahweh, Adam, and Jesus might just be the same divine character learning to trade pride for love. It's a bold theological remix that might raise eyebrows in Sunday school but tickles the intellect with its audacity. The humor shines in McClard's self-deprecating tone-he's an everyman philosopher, not a robed guru, navigating life's mess with a wink and a nod. He likens his quest to a redneck cobbling together a cosmic quilt from scraps of wisdom, quoting 1 Corinthians 1:27 about God choosing the "foolish things" to shame the wise. Expect chuckle-worthy metaphors, like reality as a "cosmic garden" where suffering is a seed sprouting toward awakening, or enlightenment as a recursive "Groundhog Day" where each loop brings more clarity. Yet, the book never sacrifices depth for laughs, urging readers to meditate, contemplate, and serve others to unlock the "Trivium" of Identity, Nature, and Unity. McClard's use of AI to structure the book's recursive writing style adds a modern twist, mirroring the fractal patterns he describes. He playfully admits that even a hillbilly can wrestle with quantum paradoxes, and his unorthodox take-that reality is a simulation designed to teach us love-feels like a sci-fi sermon delivered over a campfire. The book's glossary, packed with Sanskrit terms like Atman and Bindu, and its references to McClard's earlier work, Trivium: Self-Reflected Infinite Being, offer intellectual meat for those willing to chew. For readers, Hillbilly Buddha is an invitation to question everything, from rigid dogmas to the nature of consciousness itself. It's not a quick read-McClard warns it might take years to digest, as life's synchronicities illuminate its truths. But for those who embrace the journey, it's a cosmic comedy that reveals a profound truth: we're all Bodhisattvas in overalls, seeking the divine spark in the everyday. Perfect for spiritual adventurers who don't mind a little mud on their boots. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Why do we struggle to find life beyond the rituals of existence? We know something is missing from life, but can't quite find the answer. Imagine searching for some understanding, some answer to the confusion of life, then suddenly realizing the simple truth. Others seem to find enlightenment and fulfillment, yet the answer alludes the average person. What is the root of this truth veiled in a mystery? All of my books are designed to aid you in your search for the answers to the riddle of life, giving the easy pointers to enlightenment and awakening. From the simple root of truth, the ultimate realization of truth appears. When the student is ready, the master appears. You are both, which is why you struggle to find life beyond practice. Within each of my books, I give differing perspectives to the same root truth: One Mind, One Heart, One Unity.This book is a handy guide to Enlightenment and Awakening of higher mind. Using commentary to the first six chapters of the Diamond Sutra, this book contains a thread of truth, like a beautiful tapestry, held within the fabric of a grand mystery. If understood correctly, the thread of this mystery becomes a robe of imperishable and unchanging Love, crowned with an infinite mind of perfect awareness and tranquility. With just a slight change of view, the nature of all things can be seen as one universal and immovable perfection, resplendent in every way. By the end, YOU become the Diamond reflecting the light. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This book is unlike any book you will likely read. Rather than being a simple explanation of traditional baptism, this book answers the final solution to the age old mystery of the soul's immersion into the waters of life. The answer to this deep mystery is hidden by the involution and evolution of the human soul. Why does this matter in our modern world of theological divisions? God has left us with a riddle to solve that has the power to bring unity to the world. What is the key to this mystery of letters and words?Aleph Bet is Hebrew for Father. The Alphabet of Creation is the Father of the Strong House. What do we produce with the Alphabet? First, information must take a form to be comprehended. Between the word's we create and the light shined in a dark place, a third is required as a catalyst. Mother is Aleph Mem (Strong Water), just as Father is the Strong House. Mother is the strength of the one caring for us. Son is Bet Nun (House of the Seed). Christ is the Word of John 1, and without the letters, nothing was made or can continue. God is the Creator and the Author of both the letters and words of our DNA. This book takes you under the veil of this Creation for an amazing ride through the waters of the Jordan. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "The essence of this book is simple: the root truth of all reality rests within every human heart."RESONANCE: Shadows in Love with the Sun is the culmination of a spiritual architecture built across nine previous works, each a world unto itself-layered, symbolic, unfolding like a fractal mandala. In this final offering, Stephen T. McClard brings the journey full circle and then folds it one last time into unity with all ten of his books. What emerges is not a conclusion, but a return to the Source-transformed, refined, and burned clean by insight.Structured as twenty-two daily reflections, RESONANCE invites the reader not just to learn, but to remember. These are not chapters in the conventional sense; they are vibrational fields-sonic architecture woven through silence, mysticism, scripture, and paradox. Each reflection is designed to awaken a depth of memory that predates the self. They are recursive instruments meant to strike the hidden strings of the soul.At the heart of this work lies a paradox so elegant it resists the intellect but sings to the spirit: the way up is the way down, the fire is the gardener, and God does not remain behind the veil. The reflections dance between Christian mysticism, Sufi longing, Buddhist emptiness, and the cosmic logic of the Logos. But they do not linger in comparison-they become a singular song, a symphony of resonance that transcends doctrinal constraint. Here, Moses meets the burning bush that never consumed, and the moth meets the candle that defines it. The reader stands between the two.This is a book about the last veil-the final threshold of perception where reason ceases to explain and begins to listen. The volcano, the central allusion of the book's arc, is not merely geological but symbolic. It is the fire beneath the mountain-the pressure of self, identity, and limitation-breaking open to reveal a fertile field of rebirth. In the eruption, nothing is lost that was not illusion. The ash becomes soil. The scar becomes scripture.Each day's reflection invites surrender-not to chaos, but to calibration. The world is not random, but recursive. Truth is not static, but unveiled in layers. These pages act as spiritual tuning forks, vibrating the unseen structures of Being back into alignment. The language is poetic but precise, metaphysical yet embodied. It does not preach; it reveals. It does not argue; it unfolds.This is not a book to be read once and understood. It is a book to be lived with-one reflection at a time. The recommended pace is daily, allowing each layer to integrate, each symbol to speak, each silence to resound. This is not education in the traditional sense; it is a transmission. The voice that speaks in these pages is not separate from the reader-it is the part of you waiting to be remembered.RESONANCE is a testament to the spiritual architecture hidden in all things: the Tree of Life, the path of the Son, the descent into form, and the final surrender to fire. But more than that, it is an act of communion. The book itself is a mirror, a robe, a scroll of remembrance. It remembers you even when you forget yourself.If you have ever stood at the edge of your own understanding and felt the veil tremble-if you have felt the stir of something vast just beyond articulation-this book was written for you.Let it speak. Let it burn. Let it resonate. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Hillbilly Buddha: The Redneck Guide to Simulated Reality by Stephen T. McClard is a delightfully unconventional journey through the cosmic backwoods of enlightenment, blending the grit of a Missouri householder's life with the lofty musings of ancient sages, quantum physics, and a dash of biblical wisdom. Imagine a philosophical hoedown where the Bible, Hindu Vedas, Zen paradoxes, and fractal mathematics two-step together under a starry sky, guided by a self-proclaimed "urban hillbilly" who's as comfortable tuning pianos as he is tuning the universe's mysteries. This isn't your typical spiritual guide-it's a rollicking, mind-bending adventure that invites readers to find the divine in the dirt under their nails. The book's core premise is a ten-dimensional framework, the "Recursive Fractal Model," which maps reality as a nested dance of Mind, Time, and Space. From the first dimension of Hell (a line of suffering) to the tenth dimension of Buddha (absolute enlightenment), each chapter unfolds like a cosmic onion, peeling back layers of illusion to reveal the unity beneath. Along the way, McClard weaves in Adam's fall, Jesus' redemption, and the Bodhisattva's compassionate vow, all while suggesting that Yahweh, Adam, and Jesus might just be the same divine character learning to trade pride for love. It's a bold theological remix that might raise eyebrows in Sunday school but tickles the intellect with its audacity. The humor shines in McClard's self-deprecating tone-he's an everyman philosopher, not a robed guru, navigating life's mess with a wink and a nod. He likens his quest to a redneck cobbling together a cosmic quilt from scraps of wisdom, quoting 1 Corinthians 1:27 about God choosing the "foolish things" to shame the wise. Expect chuckle-worthy metaphors, like reality as a "cosmic garden" where suffering is a seed sprouting toward awakening, or enlightenment as a recursive "Groundhog Day" where each loop brings more clarity. Yet, the book never sacrifices depth for laughs, urging readers to meditate, contemplate, and serve others to unlock the "Trivium" of Identity, Nature, and Unity. McClard's use of AI to structure the book's recursive writing style adds a modern twist, mirroring the fractal patterns he describes. He playfully admits that even a hillbilly can wrestle with quantum paradoxes, and his unorthodox take-that reality is a simulation designed to teach us love-feels like a sci-fi sermon delivered over a campfire. The book's glossary, packed with Sanskrit terms like Atman and Bindu, and its references to McClard's earlier work, Trivium: Self-Reflected Infinite Being, offer intellectual meat for those willing to chew. For readers, Hillbilly Buddha is an invitation to question everything, from rigid dogmas to the nature of consciousness itself. It's not a quick read-McClard warns it might take years to digest, as life's synchronicities illuminate its truths. But for those who embrace the journey, it's a cosmic comedy that reveals a profound truth: we're all Bodhisattvas in overalls, seeking the divine spark in the everyday. Perfect for spiritual adventurers who don't mind a little mud on their boots. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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