Word

In “The Word, Volume 24, ” Harold Waldwin Percival continues his profound exploration of consciousness, being, and the nature of reality. Percival delves into the intricate relationship between thought, feeling, and action, offering readers a pathway to greater self-awareness and understanding.

This volume builds upon Percival's comprehensive system of thinking, challenging conventional notions and encouraging readers to examine their own beliefs and assumptions. Through clear and accessible prose, Percival illuminates complex philosophical concepts, making them relevant to everyday life.

“The Word, Volume 24” is essential reading for anyone seeking deeper insights into the workings of the human mind and the universe.

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