WW; Gabrielle Henriet, Flat Water Flat Earth; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly
(Waykiwayki) Vedic cosmology, like Buddhist cosmology, describes Meru and oceans.
(Waykiwayki) Vedic cosmology, like Buddhist cosmology, describes Meru and oceans.
Heaven and Earth by Gabrielle Henriet circa 1950
CONTENTS
Chapter
Chapter
I. - Introduction
II. - On the non-revolution of the earth round the sun
III. - On the existence of a cosmic breath stream
IV. - On the revolution of the planets around earth and not the sun
V. - On the solid dome of the sky
VI. - On the immaterial nature of the satellites of the earth
VII. - On the action of the vault of the sky and on cosmic rays
VIII.- On defects of projection, flying discs, and the rainbow
IX. - On the phases of the moon and eclipses
X. - On the stars
XI. - On the precession of the equinoctial point
XII. - On the formation and the age of the earth
XIII.- On the function of the earth in the universe; on volcanic eruptions and earthquakes
XIV.- Is the earth the heart of a gigantic man - world?
II. - On the non-revolution of the earth round the sun
III. - On the existence of a cosmic breath stream
IV. - On the revolution of the planets around earth and not the sun
V. - On the solid dome of the sky
VI. - On the immaterial nature of the satellites of the earth
VII. - On the action of the vault of the sky and on cosmic rays
VIII.- On defects of projection, flying discs, and the rainbow
IX. - On the phases of the moon and eclipses
X. - On the stars
XI. - On the precession of the equinoctial point
XII. - On the formation and the age of the earth
XIII.- On the function of the earth in the universe; on volcanic eruptions and earthquakes
XIV.- Is the earth the heart of a gigantic man - world?
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