Book description
Malcolm de Chazal is looking at the universe, space-time and spirituality and arriving at a unique manner by which to consider existence. Everything is part of the whole and everything exists in a fundamental state which is beyond mere consciousness. In this, the sequel to Magical Sense, de Chazal has…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Magical Science as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
de Chazal is known for his aphorisms, but it is his longer essays and insights that struck me.
'The Word', an extended essay on the mystery of being, delves deep into a symbolic way of understanding how being comes to being of Being.
The originality and power of his vision comes through in his language.
The translation, by Jean Bonnin, is good - a few strange constructions but otherwise very readable.
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