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Monday, October 6, 2008

MaAnna Stephenson Presents New Model for Thought

Title: The Sage Age: Blending Science with Intuitive Wisdom
Author: MaAnna Stephenson
Publisher: Nightengale Pres
ISBN: 978-1933449630
356 Pages
$19.99
Paperback - 8 x 10
Available at Amazon.com

Combining the knowledge of physics with intuitive practice is no small task. The two disciplines often use the same words to mean entirely different things. Written for the seeker with more than a casual interest, The Sage Age – Blending Science with Intuitive Wisdom demystifies complex ideas with intelligent analogies and examples designed to appeal to both the scientist and the natural intuitive.

Four years in the writing, this expansive new work combines knowledge from the physical sciences and the intuitive arts to present a visionary perspective that harmonizes these diverse disciplines into one body of knowledge.

With a well-researched approach to its subjects, The Sage Age covers a broad range of material from ancient to modern thought, frontier science and current intuitive practice to deliver a depth and breadth of understanding that culminates in a holistic perspective for our time.

Living up to its mantra of "new models for new thought," The Sage Age is certain to be a catalyst for dialogue and is destined to be a major work in its field.

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1 comment:

  1. Thank you for the nice post and sharing the book with your readers.
    MaAnna Stephenson
    www.SageAge.net

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