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Science of Being in Seven Lessons Baron Eugene Ferson | 1 Science of Being in Seven Lessons Science of Being Baron Eugene Fersen Special eBook Edition Editing by Adrian P. Cooper Author of Our Ultimate Reality, Life, the Universe and Destiny of Mankind http://www.ourultimatereality.com Copyright © 2008 Mind Power Corporation. This book may not be copied, converted or transmitted in whole or in part to any medium, without permission in writing of Mind Power Corporation. Baron Eugene Ferson | 2 Science of Being in Seven Lessons TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .......................................... 4 LESSON ONE ................................................ 5 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ................. 45 LESSON TWO .............................................. 55 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ................. 74 LESSON THREE .......................................... 83 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ............... 116 LESSON FOUR .......................................... 129 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ............... 150 LESSON FIVE ............................................ 161 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ............... 208 LESSON SIX ............................................... 225 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ............... 253 LESSON SEVEN ........................................ 269 THE DREAM .............................................. 280 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ............... 294 Baron Eugene Ferson | 3 Science of Being in Seven Lessons INTRODUCTION Let those who read this book understand that its main object is to bring Enlightenment to Humanity through Pure Knowledge aflame with Love, and its mission is to pave the way to Peace and Harmony and Power. Though a book of Science, it is a friend of true Religions and Philosophies. They will find their fundamental tenets scientifically explained by the Science of Being, which will also show them that they are all brothers, because Truth is One, and is the Golden Thread on which are strung the varied pearls of Religions and Philosophies. The day will come when Humanity will have outgrown its present concepts of Divinity, when Man will have lost his faith in teachings based on Faith alone, the day when utter despair will grip the heart of a World which has lost its God. Humanity will then discover through the Science this book teaches that God has always lived with men, yet they have not known Him. Baron Eugene Ferson | 4 Science of Being in Seven Lessons LESSON ONE GREAT question—the greatest of all questions—has been asked by Humanity for countless ages, "Is there a God?" From the point of view of Religion, it is accepted on faith that there is a God, a Divinity, Who is called the Father of Man and of the Universe. But human beings are not satisfied with believing on faith; they want to know, to have irrefutable proofs of the existence of Divinity. Therefore has it become the task of Science to investigate the matter and find an answer to this question, an answer which will satisfy the searching of the rational mind; and Science has solved the problem nobly. Through scientific investigation, it was discovered that there is a Universal Force, which may be termed Eternal Energy—Primal Energy — pervading the whole Universe, filling Infinite Space. Primal Energy fills Infinite Space for one moment, it becomes at that moment one with Space; and if it is one with Space for one moment, it must be one with Space for Eternity, because there is no place where it can lose itself. Therefore, by logical reasoning, the Basic Energy of the Universe is found to be Infinite, and at the same time Eternal, has always been and always will be so. Through further investigation, it was discovered that Infinite Energy expresses itself in most admirable laws, sublime laws; that it shows the profoundest intelligence and logic, a self- Baron Eugene Ferson | 5 Science of Being in Seven Lessons consciousness expressed in the divinest terms; laws invariable, true to themselves, mathematically correct, and above all, harmonious and beautiful. As a result of all this reasoning, was discovered, through Its first Universal Manifestation as Primal Energy, That which has always existed, the Eternal Unmanifest called God, conscious of Its own power, law emitting, law abiding and most Harmonious. In other words, there is a Unit, a One, existing eternally, expressing Itself through Its Creation, the Universe, consciously governing it, sustaining it in a condition of Eternal Harmony, and loving it—for Harmony and Love are one. Harmony means Attraction. Love IS Attraction. Thus Science has discovered Divinity under another name. Therefore for the word "God," which would have been used in Religion or Philosophy, will be substituted a word having a deeper meaning, covering broader ground,—the word "Principle." The word Principle is not related especially to Divinity, but applies equally to every science, logic, activity and art, as the principle of music, the principle of mathematics, etc. The word Principle gives a clearer idea of the Great First Cause, of Divinity, than does the word "God." The word itself cannot be exhausted by its various definitions, and if instead of a few definitions, we should give ten thousand, the whole ground would not have been covered. Yet there are five words which characterize the word "Principle" in general, including Principle as Baron Eugene Ferson | 6 Science of Being in Seven Lessons applied to the Great First Cause (Divinity), The Great Principle. Scientific Definition of the Word Principle "PRINCIPLE IS THAT WHICH CREATES, CONSTITUTES, GOVERNS, SUSTAINS AND CONTAINS ALL." These five words include all the various lesser definitions. What must Principle do first? First it must CREATE, because it cannot handle anything before it has created the very thing it has to handle. Thus the first activity of each principle, no matter if it is the principle of music or of mathematics or of anything else, must be creation. The principle of music creates notes, the principle of mathematics creates numbers, etc. But creation does not inevitably mean order. It may be chaos. So that there should be order, it must CONSTITUTE, that is, assign to each phenomenon its proper place which it will keep eternally. With numbers, the activity of constitution demands that one is made I , two is made 2, three is made 3, etc. and each has its proper place. Two can never lapse into three, or three can never become four,—they are all IMMUTABLE. It is only because they are what they are, eternally, immutably, that we can calculate at all mathematically. The most complicated, intricate calculations are possible only because each cipher has its place assigned, constituted in order out of chaos. Baron Eugene Ferson | 7 Science of Being in Seven Lessons What is the next activity of Principle? It must bring forth out of itself its laws—changeless laws—by which it GOVERNS that which it has created and that which it has put in order, constituted. These laws are then named. There are, for example, the laws of mathematics. Through the application of these laws we attain the invariable result of our calculations. If we misapply the laws we make mistakes. This applies equally to music, to logic, etc. But the acts of creation, constitution and governing may be for but a moment. There is nothing in these three activities which ensures their continuance. After Principle has created, constituted and governed, it must SUSTAIN its very creation so as to make it permanent, eternal. And finally, if Principle creates everything there is out of itself, it must then CONTAIN within itself all its creation. It must be the father of its creation. It must be the circumference, from within which springs all creation; and since Principle from its own center creates all and becomes its own circumference, therefore, it is the center and circumference of all. PRINCIPLE IS ALL. So it is with the Great Principle, The Great First Cause, Whom we call Divinity, or God. FROM ETERNITY OUT OP ITSELF THE GREAT PRINCIPLE CREATED THE UNIVERSE. INCLUDING MAN AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE UNIVERSE. Baron Eugene Ferson | 8 Science of Being in Seven Lessons FROM ETERNITY IT ASSIGNED TO EACH CREATED THING ITS PROPER PLACE. Every blade of grass has its place, every star knows its course; and as long as all keep their places and perform their duties, the Law of Order in the Universe continues to operate. But if they should slip from their places or fail in their duties, there is chaos. The Law of Order and Harmony is transgressed. AFTER IT HAS ASSIGNED TO EVERYTHING ITS PROPER IDENTITY, ITS INDIVIDUALITY. IT ISSUES FROM ITSELF THE UNIVERSAL, CHANGELESS LAWS, WHICH THEN GOVERN THEM. Everything down to the smallest electron is governed by Its Laws—Laws as precise, as invariable, as mathematical as the laws of mathematics itself, for mathematics is part of Its Creation and is therefore subject to Its Laws. Nothing can be above or beyond these Laws, for they are a manifestation of the Eternal Activity of the Great Principle Itself. THE FOURTH ACTIVITY OF THE GREAT PRINCIPLE IS ITS POWER TO SUSTAIN. IT POURS OUT ALL LIFE AND ENERGY FROM ITSELF, AND SANCTIONS AND SUPPORTS ITS OWN LIFE, INTELLIGENCE, LAWS AND LOVE SO THAT THEY WILL EXIST WITH IT ETERNALLY. From It proceeds all. Baron Eugene Ferson | 9 Science of Being in Seven Lessons And lastly, as the mother-bird covers her fledglings with her wings, so the Great Principle enfolds all Creation within Its boundless protection and Love. IT CONTAINS THE WHOLE UNIVERSE and therefore may be said to be in a way greater than Its own Creation. Yet It is identical with Creation, for Creation is the exact counterpart of the Great Principle, the Eternal Unmanifest, of which we perceive but the Manifestation. No one has seen the Great Principle, the Unmanifest, at any time. We perceive and appreciate It only through Its manifest Laws. THE UNIVERSE IS THE MANIFESTATION AND THE SCIENTIFIC, ACTUAL PROOF OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE GREAT PRINCIPLE. TO THIS PRESENT STATE OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS, THE GREAT PRINCIPLE APPEARS IN FOUR DISTINCT ASPECTS:- LIFE MIND TRUTH LOVE They are in a certain scientific order; they have been so eternally and cannot be changed. It has been said, "God is first Love." But one cannot love if one does not already live, and even-Divinity Itself cannot reverse such a sequence. THE GREAT PRINCIPLE IS Baron Eugene Ferson | 10
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