THE Knowledge

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PROLOGUE

Prologue by Themistocles PolitofPrologue by Anastasios GeorgiadisPrologue by Antonis BousboukisPrologue by Georgia Papachristopoulou

GnosisThe Foundation and processing by the intellect of the basis of the principle of Knowledge (Gnosis = Knowledge of existential mysteries)

Introduction by the author to the books’ innermost contentsThe humorous piece on the celebrated immortality of depth and altitude

PART ONESoul

1. The soul’s anonymous courses in the universes2. Bio-compositional energy and man’s individuation

The bio-compositional individualized character of a man

PART TWONature and its creations

1. How conflicts come about on Earth 2. Man in his normal/natural and paranormal/unnatural courses

Βiological and Naturalist analysis3. The organization and the Laws of the atmosphere from the nucleus of Creation4. Nature, natural genesis, natural elementation

(Male-Female-Neuter in Nature) 5. The rights of Anti-Lawfulness6. Mankind and the four seasons of Nature7. Levels of the atmosphere, levels of biology, levels of communication8. Organisms, herbs and the dangers of the era

PART THREEBiology and organic co-elementations

1. Bio-composition of nature and molecular genetic structure?2. Physiogonies

The organism’s mysteries in view3. The anatomy of the hormonal order4. The significance of the hormonal order in life’s elementation5. Physiogenesis and para-physiogenesis

PART FOURMan and his sociological necessity 1. Scientists 2. Possibility of judgment 3. Mankind’s dangerous moments 4. Mankind and matter, needs and superficiality 5. Where are humanity’s leaders going? 6. Earth’s geniuses and the Laws of the negative 7. Mankind in the world of illusions 8. Epoch and terrorism 9. Faith and atheism 10. Subjective and objective values of life 11. Man in the arbitrarinesses of meanings 12. Criminality 13. What do young people seek today? 14. Education – counter-education 15. The bi-morphous state of mankind’s quest 16. Objects of curiousness 17. The pseudo-fecundities of the unconscious 18. Young people and the ‘verbs’ of the age 19. Those who commit suicide

AFTERWORD