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• About Mary Beth
  This is the About Mary Beth page. Founder and Director of The Metaphysical Society.
  
  
• About Us
  This is the About Us page. Here, we relate that The Metaphyscal Society has been established as a "School of Thought" and our various sites are designed to appeal to personal intellect and to encourage an introspective study of ones Self.
  
  
• Antoninus, Marcus Aurelius
  This Biography of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus covers the activities and accomplishments of one historys most influential Roman Emperors and Philosophers. Marcus Aurelius was a student and practitioner of The Stoic Philosophy.
  
  
• Aristotle
  Aristotle thought human beings are one with the rest of nature, yet set apart from it by their ability to reason. Aristotle also provided the first systematic expositions of physics, biology, psychology and the standards of literature.
  
  
• Aristotle in 90 Minutes
  Aristotle wrote on everything from the shape of seashells to sterility, to speculations on the nature of the soul, to meteorology, poetry, art, and even the interpretation of dreams. Apart from mathematics, he transformed every field of knowledge that he touched.
  
  
• Arthur Schopenhauer
  Arthur Schopenhauer was the most articulate and influential pessimist in the history of human thought. He was convinced that the space and time of ordinary life is an illusion.
  
  
• Audio Books
  This is Audio Books section of The Metaphysical Society Library. From here, you can navigate to review, purchase, and download the various Audio Book titles offered for your study of Metaphysics.
  
  
• Autobiographical Reflections
  In Autobiographical Reflections Eric Voegelin presents an ideal introduction to the ideas of a man whom many regard as the greatest thinker of our time.
  
  
• Avicenna and Medieval Muslim Philosophy
  For centuries, the works of Aristotle and other Greek thinkers were preserved in the Arabic world. Avicenna and Averroes produced philosophical systems that rival the greatest intellectual structures ever built.
  
  
• Baruch Spinoza
  Baruch Spinoza was a Portuguese Jew living in Holland. He was excommunicated because of the unorthodox view he took of God.
  
  
• Bertrand Russell and A.N. Whitehead
  Bertrand Russell and A. N. Whitehead co-authored a seminal work in logic entitled Principia Mathematica. Russell wrote on virtually every aspect of philosophy, while Whitehead developed one of the great philosophical systems of the century.
  
  
• Civility and Community
  Civility, which comes to us from the Latin word for citizen, includes not only the notions of courtesy and politeness, but also such matters as social relationships and proper conduct in human relationships.
  
  
• Confessions of St. Augustine
  Confessions of St. Augustine is a timeless work, completely applicable to everyone who has experienced the struggle between good and evil in his own soul.
  
  
• Confucius in 90 Minutes
  In Confucius in 90 Minutes, Paul Strathern offers a concise, expert account of Confucius' life and ideas and explains their influence on man's struggle to understand his existence in the world.
  
  
• Confucius, Lao Tzu, and Chinese Philosophy
  China's two greatest philosophers, Confucius and Lao Tzu, were intensely interested in how we should live and how a good society is governed. The central concepts of Confucianism are li and zhen.
  
  
• Consolations of Philosophy
  In The Consolations of Philosophy, de Botton draws on the work of six of the world's most brilliant thinkers and has arranged a panoply of wisdom to guide us through our most common problems.
  
  
• David Hume
  Although he lived in the age of reason, David Hume had profound doubts about our ability to know anything in the world with certainty.
  
  
• Descartes in 90 Minutes
  Rene Descartes convinced himself to doubt and disregard sensory knowledge and found he could prove his existence through his thoughts.
  
  
• Descartes, Bacon, and Modern Philosophy
  In Descartes, Bacon, and Modern Philosophy, it relates that both philosophers extolled the individual, arguing that the human mind can penetrate the deepest secrets of existence.
  
  
• Dimensions of Scienific Thought
  Scientific philosophers say that "objective" observations actually depend heavily on the observer's intuition and point of view. This audio presentation explores the power and limitations of this special type of knowledge called science.
  
  
• Duns Scotus and Medieval Christianity
  Franciscan John Duns Scotus was one philosopher who tried to bridge the gap between reason and faith when Aristotle's works were first translated from Arabic.
  
  
• Friedrich Hegel
  Friedrich Hegel aimed to make philosophy an all-comprehensive science that would restate, in rational language, the truth of Christianity.
  
  
• Home
  On the Home Page of The Metaphysical Society the term metaphysics is defined along with a synopsis of the site.
  
  
• Isaac Newton
  This audio book on Isaac Newton gives us the story of the scientist who, above all others, embodied humanity's quest to unveil the hidden forces that constitute the physical world.
  
  
• Isaac Newton's New Physics
  Isaac Newton's New Physics describes Newton's way of thinking that changed science forever and continues to shape our everyday understanding of how the world works.
  
  
• Living Biographies of Great Philosophers
  Living Biographies of Great Philosophers include: Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, Epicurus, Marcus Aurelius, Thomas Aquinas, Francis Bacon, Descartes, Spinoza, Locke, Hume, Voltaire, Kant, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Emerson, Spencer, Nietzsche, William James, Henri-Louis Bergson, and Santayana.
  
  
• Plato
  Plato was the first great philosopher of the West to organize and record the issues and questions that define philosophy. A student of Socrates, Plato preserved the teachings of his mentor.
  
  
• Plato in 90 Minutes
  In an age when philosophers had scarcely glimpsed the horizons of the mind, a boy named Aristocles adopted the nickname Plato and embarked on a life in philosophy.
  
  
• Socrates
  Though Socrates left no written works, there were many ancient accounts of his life and his philosophy. The most important of the surviving accounts are from three contemporaries along with two later Greek biographers.
  
  
• St. Augustine
  St. Augustine (354-430 A.D.) was the first great systematic Christian philosopher. He attempted to combine the philosophical insights of Plato with the faith explicated in the Bible.
  
  
• St. Augustine in 90 Minutes
  St. Augustine's struggles with sex and a domineering mother, followed by his spiritual crisis and conversion to Christianity ultimately led him to his major contribution to philosophy. The fusion of two doctrines.
  
  
• The Cosmic Law of Cause and Effect
  
  
• The Cosmic Law of Correspondence
  
  
• The Cosmic Law of Gender
  
  
• The Cosmic Law of Mind
  
  
• The Cosmic Law of Polarity
  
  
• The Cosmic Law of Rhythm and Cycles
  
  
• The Cosmic Law of Vibration
  
  
• The Echo of Greece
  Fourth-century Athens has a special claim on our attention, apart from the great men it produced, it is the prelude to the end of Greece. The events that took place in the ancient world may, by human nature, be repeated in the modern world.
  
  
• The First Three Minutes
  The First Three Minutes is now updated with a major new afterword that incorporates the latest cosmological research, this classic of contemporary science was written by a Nobel Prize-winning physicist.
  
  
• The Hall of Metaphysical Masters
  
  
• The Metaphysical Society Library
  This is page for The Metaphysical Society Library. From this page you can navigate to the many sections of the Library.
  
  
• The Metaphysical Society Newsletter
  Subscribe to The Metaphysical Society Newsletter
  
  
• The Nichomachean Ethics
  In The Nichomachean Ethics, named for their first editor, Aristotles son Nicomachus, Aristotle sets out to discover the good life for man: the life of happiness.
  
  
• The Republic
  In The Republic, Plato tackles the big issues of the state and the individual: how the state should be ruled, and by whom; and the way the individual should lead his life - and why.
  
  
• The Trial and Death of Socrates
  The Trial and Death of Socrates remains a powerful document not least because it gives a first-hand account of the end of one of the greatest figures in history.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Attraction
  This is The Universal Law of Attraction page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Cause and Effect
  This is The Universal Law of Cause and Effect page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Compensation
  This is The Universal Law of Compensation page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Creative Action
  This is The Universal Law of Creative Action page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Empowerment
  This is The Universal Law of Empowerment page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Forgiveness
  This is The Universal Law of Forgiveness page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Good Will
  This is The Universal Law of Good Will page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Gratitude
  This is The Universal Law of Gratitude page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Love
  This is The Universal Law of Love page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Oneness
  This is The Universal Law of Oneness page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Reincarnation
  This is The Universal Law of Reincarnation page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Law of Vibration
  This is The Universal Law of Vibration page. It defines this laws unchanging principles.
  
  
• The Universal Laws
  This is The Universal Laws page. It outlines the unchanging laws or principles that rule our entire Universe.
  
  
• TMS Library Biographies
  This is the Biographies Section of The Metaphysical Society Library. Through this section you can navigate to the biographies of the many Masters who have made a contribution to the subject of Metaphysics.
  
  
• TMS Library Dictionaries
  This is the Dictionaries Section of The Metaphysical Society Library. In this section you can enter a word or a phrase and receive an accurate definition or interpretation from a number of different sources.
  
  
• TMS Library Encyclopedias
  This is the Encyclopedias Section of The Metaphysical Society Library. In this section you can enter a word or a phrase and receive an accurate definition or interpretation from a number of different sources.
  
  
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