A Question of Balance

 
On a ship it was the Captain's job to find balance. But, a ship wasn't the world: the world was far bigger. Where was the world's balance? Did he even know himself? Was there anything at all he could pass on to a seven- year-old boy?

                                                                                    We, THE DROWNED by Carsten Jenson

  

 

The highest achievement depends on how close one approaches the center of the experience and the more inclusive the center the greater the prize. When the center includes all things then eternity is the prize. The works on this website describe the limited centers upon which we place our trust and reveals a universal dynamic that centers all things without exception. ETERNAL RECURRENCE is happening whether we agree or not and continuing to ignore it is similar to denying wheels to a car such is its impact on human progress.


The universal center of balance is called Eternal Recurrence. This recurrent dynamic describes the essential wisdom of ancient China and Egypt. The (heretic) Pharaoh Akhenaton (1500 BC) and Lao Tzu (Tao-te-Ching, 400 BC) were aware of recurrence and used all in their power to imprint it for future generations. It is high time for eternal recurrence to become the new standard for world balance and our current understanding of physics is capable of putting practical wheels under the metaphors. The books on this website especially the latest TIME ..The Physics of Immortality unites ancient wisdom with modern knowledge and establishes the all-inclusive center from which humanity can achieve its highest objective.

 

akhenaton

Eternal Recurrence


Eternal Recurrence is the dynamic that engages the common center of everything. It is more intimate to us than breathing yet it remains unknown. I am seeking brave souls who are not afraid to challenge the current standards. I believe that all knowledge is within the individual and that 'students are not vessels to be filled but lamps to be lit' (Aristotle). Awareness of eternal recurrence is essential but achieving it requires a special kind of courage. All is explained in my short books (free): Eternal Recurrence ...A Step out of Time and TIME ...The Physics of Immortality (scroll down).

My name is tom kitt and I am available to answer questions. I also welcome invitations to attend meetings of individuals who have studied the work. I live in the NY area.

onepositive@live.com or tom_kitt@hotmail.com .

Tel: 516 430 9016

Man is as a flower that thinks to live. 

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Poetry, Articles & Books by Tom Kitt


BOOK:

TIME ...The Physics of Immortality  by Tom Kitt with Rod McCormick

Published 3/27/2013 (free downloads)

Chapter 1  (50 pages)   Chapter 2 (54 pages)   Chapter 3  (49 pages 

Chapter 4  (25 pages)    Chapter 5  (41 pages)   Chapter 6  (29 pages) 

Chapter 7  (62 pages)   Chapter 8  (30 pages)   Chapter 9   (27 pages)

TIME - The physics of immortality is available only at www.onepositive.com. It's free but more importantly it's free to change. So, write me your offerings for change and they will be consideredtom_kitt@hotmail.com  or onepositive@live.com

 

BOOK:

Eternal Recurrence ...A Step out of Time  by Tom Kitt (Free download - click on title). Published 2007, Athena Press (92 pages). Hardcopy editions available at Amazon.com ISBN10- digit: 1 84401 910 1, ISBN 13-digit: 978 1 84401 910 6

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 Hammer your thoughts to a unity.
                                                                     W. B. Yeats

Other works by Tom Kitt:

http://www.authorsden.com/tomkitt

Tom Kitt

onepositive@live.com or tom_kitt@hotmail.com .

Tel: 516 430 9016......G

Our position in time and space is held together by thinking, agreement is the cement that binds. When there is a change in agreement the physical world changes. Knowledge of Eternal Recurrence will enables a fundamental change in agreement.

ARTICLES:           It's Alive!!           Higher Knowledge          A Journey Out of Time            

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