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In Multidimensional Evolution, author Kim McCaul recounts his journey to Java seeking a technique to help calm the demons that had been troubling him for the previous two years and his subsequent realisation that those demons were not the product of his own mind, but were actually real non-physical people who had been pursuing him from a previous life. It then focuses on three of the teachers that guided the author through insights and experiences on his search for understanding: Pak Sujono, who ran a meditation centre in Indonesia; a housewife in England, who enjoyed remarkable psychic abilities and the capacity to significantly alter the energies of those around her, and Waldo Vieira a Brazilian consciousness researcher and psychic. Multidimensional Evolution encourages readers to experiment for themselves, have their own experiences, come to their own understandings and make the most of this current physical lifetime.

Alexander McCaul reproduces on page after page of this volume, passages from the Babylonian Talmud and other sacred rabbinic texts in their original Hebrew and Aramaic, and then translates them into English, so there can be no question of misquoting, or taking out of context. The Talmud Tested is the most convincing and comprehensive Christian textbook on Judaism since Eisenmenger. McCaul was the Victorian Eisenmenger. This is a timeless work, as valuable as a key instructional text for Christian missionaries in the twenty-first century, as it was in the nineteenth. Since it is addressed to Judaic believers in the rabbinic traditions, it serves a dual purpose: to unconverted Judaic people in merciful solicitude for their salvation, and to Christian apologists and evangelists (and scholars and researchers in general), who seek authentic and reliable knowledge of the inner doctrines of the religion of Orthodox Judaism. This edition of The Talmud Tested from Independent History and Research (originally published in 1846 as The Old Paths), represents the clearest and most readable McCaul facsimile on the market, and is supplemented by a new introduction by Michael Hoffman, a leading scholar of Judaism, wherein readers are introduced to McCaul and his world, and the history of his London Society for the Conversion of the Jews, as well as the extent to which Judaic persons were considered the natural object of missionary zeal when Christianity was still worthy of the name.

In Multidimensional Evolution, author Kim McCaul recounts his journey to Java seeking a technique to help calm the demons that had been troubling him for the previous two years and his subsequent realisation that those demons were not the product of his own mind, but were actually real non-physical people who had been pursuing him from a previous life. It then focuses on three of the teachers that guided the author through insights and experiences on his search for understanding: Pak Sujono, who ran a meditation centre in Indonesia; a housewife in England, who enjoyed remarkable psychic abilities and the capacity to significantly alter the energies of those around her, and Waldo Vieira a Brazilian consciousness researcher and psychic. Multidimensional Evolution encourages readers to experiment for themselves, have their own experiences, come to their own understandings and make the most of this current physical lifetime.

Alexander McCaul reproduces on page after page of this volume, passages from the Babylonian Talmud and other sacred rabbinic texts in their original Hebrew and Aramaic, and then translates them into English, so there can be no question of misquoting, or taking out of context. The Talmud Tested is the most convincing and comprehensive Christian textbook on Judaism since Eisenmenger. McCaul was the Victorian Eisenmenger. This is a timeless work, as valuable as a key instructional text for Christian missionaries in the twenty-first century, as it was in the nineteenth. Since it is addressed to Judaic believers in the rabbinic traditions, it serves a dual purpose: to unconverted Judaic people in merciful solicitude for their salvation, and to Christian apologists and evangelists (and scholars and researchers in general), who seek authentic and reliable knowledge of the inner doctrines of the religion of Orthodox Judaism. This edition of The Talmud Tested from Independent History and Research (originally published in 1846 as The Old Paths), represents the clearest and most readable McCaul facsimile on the market, and is supplemented by a new introduction by Michael Hoffman, a leading scholar of Judaism, wherein readers are introduced to McCaul and his world, and the history of his London Society for the Conversion of the Jews, as well as the extent to which Judaic persons were considered the natural object of missionary zeal when Christianity was still worthy of the name.