Ursula Groll relates the metaphysical thought of Emanuel Swedenborg to current New Paradigm science, especially to the interface of science and spirituality. By providing extensive excerpts from Swedenborg's works and drawing parallels between his visionary insights and the works of philosophers and physicists such as David Bohm, Fritjof Capra, Rupert Sheldrake, and Albert Einstein, Groll shows how Swedenborg's voyage of discovery led him increasingly from the great to the small, from the outer to the inner, until he discovered the mirror of the universe, the seat of the Divine as the source of truth.
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About the Author
Ursula Groll was born in Germany and lived in Sweden for many years, where she worked at the Goethe-Institut. She received an M.A. from the University of Frankfurt, concentrating in Scandinavian and German literature. She is a translator, freelance reviewer, and essayist.
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Ursula Groll relates the metaphysical thought of Emanuel Swedenborg to current New Paradigm science, especially to the interface of science and spirituality. By providing extensive excerpts from Swedenborg's works and drawing parallels between his visionary insights and the works of philosophers and physicists such as David Bohm, Fritjof Capra, Rupert Sheldrake, and Albert Einstein, Groll shows how Swedenborg's voyage of discovery led him increasingly from the great to the small, from the outer to the inner, until he discovered the mirror of the universe, the seat of the Divine as the source of truth.
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About the Author
Ursula Groll was born in Germany and lived in Sweden for many years, where she worked at the Goethe-Institut. She received an M.A. from the University of Frankfurt, concentrating in Scandinavian and German literature. She is a translator, freelance reviewer, and essayist.