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Titled The Book of Life: The Spiritual and Physical Constitution of Man, Dr Alesha Sivartha’s enigmatic 1898 work expounds his unique blend of blend of science, sociology, mysticism and religion, a spiritual teaching which apparently attracted the attention of Mark Twain among others. Sivartha was clearly a man bursting at the seams with an abundance of complex and esoteric ideas, and while in written form this might translate into somewhat dense and bamboozling prose, visually it gave birth to a series of superbly intricate and striking diagrams.
Obsessed with the magical properties of the number 12, Sivartha, in each of his wonderful “brain maps”, breaks down the grey matter into twelve different sections in The Book of Life, as well as turning his gaze to other parts of the body such as hands and the nervous system as a whole.
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The Milgram Obedience Experiment: Jaw-Dropping Sheeple Psychology Milgrams Experiment on Obedience to Authority Gregorio Billikopf EncinaUniversity of California Why is it so many people obey when they feel coerced? Social psychologist Stanley Milgram researched the effect of authority on obedience.
Identify The 4 Major Lines of the Palm The Heart Line Discover an easy way to tell your own fortune by following this step-by-step list. The heart line runs horizontally across the top of the palm. It represents both the