GSXR Compilation 127

1. Newton's Clock: Chaos in the Solar System (djvu) - Ivars Peterson 1995

This is a history of human efforts to understand the mechanics of the solar system, reaching from classical Greece to the present. By the time of Isaac Newton, there was reason to hope that the stability of the solar system could be proven and that its mechanics could be reduced to the precision of clockwork. However, it gradually became clear that the basic equations could not be solved with absolute precision; we are still not assured that the orbits of the Earth and the other planets are stable. Further, there is a fundamental indeterminancy in solar system mechanics that cannot be avoided. Peterson, a science journalist, has told his story in a lively and very readable fashion. Necessarily, he has included a modest amount of technical detail, but the volume should be fully intelligible to lay readers.

2. NATURES CURE FOR CANCER: An Interview With DR. GARY L. GLUM - Elisabeth Robinson

3. The Goddess Sekhmet: Psycho-Spiritual Exercises of the Fifth Way - Robert Masters 2002

Robert Masters presents the wisdom of ancient Egypt through the perspective of contemporary research in psychology and religious studies in his profound study of The Goddess Sekhmet: Psycho-Spiritual Exercises of the Fifth Way. The fifth way refers to the Egyptian theory that humans consist of five bodies: the (most subtle) Spiritual Body (Egyptian: Sahu); and, after that, the increasingly less subtle: Magical Body (Khu); Shadow (Haidit); Double (Ka); and Physical Body (Aufu).
Also included are Sekhmet’s myth, her hundred Sacred Names, as well as her rites of meditation, prayer and exercises in body movement, awareness, mind expansion, imagination and creativity. This book initiates readers into a direct experience of the lost feminine mysteries.

4. Bringing Yoga to Life: The Everyday Practice of Enlightened Living - Donna Farhi 2005

Internationally renowned and bestselling author Donna Farhi moves yoga practice beyond the mat into our everyday lives, restoring the tradition's intended function as a complete, practical philosophy for daily living.

Expanding upon the teachings of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, the core text of the yoga tradition, Donna Farhi describes yoga's transforming power as a complete life practice, far beyond its common reduction to mere exercise routine or stress management. This is the philosophy of yoga as a path to a deeper awareness of self. Drawing upon her years of teaching with students, Farhi guides readers through all the pitfalls and promises of navigating a spiritual practice.

Farhi's engaging and accessible style and broad experience offer important teachings for newcomers and seasoned practitioners of yoga alike. And because her teachings of yoga philosophy extend into every corner of daily life, this book is an equally accessible guide to those seeking spiritual guidance without learning the pretzel bendings of the physical practice itself. As one of the top teachers worldwide, Farhi's exploration of the core philosophy of yoga is destined to become an instant classic.

5. The Alchemical Body: Siddha Traditions in Medieval India - David Gordon White 1997

The Alchemical Body excavates and centers within its Indian context the lost tradition of the medieval Siddhas. Working from previously unexplored alchemical sources, David Gordon White demonstrates for the first time that the medieval disciplines of Hindu alchemy and hatha yoga were practiced by one and the same people, and that they can be understood only when viewed together. White opens the way to a new and more comprehensive understanding of medieval Indian mysticism, within the broader context of south Asian Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Islam.
"White proves a skillful guide in disentangling historical and theoretical complexities that have thus far bedeviled the study of these influential aspects of medieval Indian culture.

6. Medicinal Plants of the World, Volume 3: Chemical Constituents, Traditional and Modern Medicinal Uses - ivan ross 2005

An extraordinary compendium of information on herbal medicine, Medicinal Plants of the World, Volume 3 comprehensively documents the medicinal value of 16 major plant species widely used around the world in medical formulations. The book's exhaustive summary of available scientific data for the plants provides detailed information on how each plant is used in different countries, describing both traditional therapeutic applications and what is known from its use in clinical trials. A comprehensive bibliography of over 3000 references cites the literature available from a wide range of disciplines. This book offers an unprecedented collection of vital scientific information for pharmacologists, herbal medicine practitioners, drug developers, medicinal chemists, phytochemists, toxicologists, and researchers who want to explore the use of plant materials for medicinal and related purposes.

7. Lost Histories: Exploring the World's Most Famous Mysteries - Joey Levy

In this cross-continental, time-traveling romp through history and mythology, readers can join the hunt for missing cities, treasures, people, and wrecks, all of which have vanished leaving only the faintest traces to show that they ever existed. Proving that real mysteries can be found outside of movies and best-seller lists, the quests in this book are among the most famous: the sunken Atlantis, the never-found Amelia Earhart, the lost treasure of Captain Kidd, and that holy grail of all treasure hunters, the Holy Grail.

8. Indian Philosophy - Richard King

This text provides an introduction to the main schools of Indian philosophy within both the Hindu and Buddhist traditions. It analyzes the schools' different doctrines and compares their approaches to specific philosophical topics - ontology, epistemology, perception, consciousness, and creation and causality. It also looks at contributions by individual thinkers, such as Bhartrhari who helped introduce linguistic analysis into Indian philosophy; and Asanga the believed founder of the Yogacara or "Practice of Yoga" school.

9. Heavy Metal Detox Procedure

Mercury Detox Instructions
(and other Heavy Metals)

An Outline of Strategies and Protocols for Heavy Metal Detoxification:

10. Skull and Bones, the Ivy League, and the Hidden Paths of Power

Yale’s super-elite Skull and Bones, a 200-year-old organization whose roster is
stocked with some of the country’s most prominent families: Bush, Harriman, Phelps,
Rockefeller, Taft, and Whitney. Journalist Alexandra Robbins, herself a member of
another of Yale’s secret societies, interviewed more than a hundred Bonesmen and
writes about the rituals that make up the organization. Read an excerpt from her book
‘The Secrets of the Tomb’ below.
Skull and Bones, the Ivy League, and the Hidden Paths of Power by Alexandra
Robbins

11. Hitler's Flying Saucers - henry stevens

This book is a guide into the world of German flying discs. You
may have picked up this guide because you are unfamiliar with the
German production of flying saucers during World War Two. The
basics of this production will be revealed to you in the following
pages. An adventure awaits you.
On the other hand, you may be looking for nothing more than a
rational explanation of the UFO phenomenon. The UFO
phenomenon involves sightings of unidentified flying objects. This
means that any unidentified flying object is a UFO, regardless of its
alleged source. Because the object is unidentified, the object's source
is also undetermined. Only a leap of faith can connect UFOs to an
extraterrestrial course without first introducing proof. A radical
hypothesis such as an extraterrestrial origin of UFOs requires
overwhelming proof in order to be generally accepted. No such
overwhelming extraterrestrial proof has ever been offered which
has stood up to scrutiny. No crashed alien craft have ever been
produced by anyone, inside or outside government. Likewise, no
alien bodies have ever been found. No extraterrestrial culture, or
alien technology has ever been uncovered by anyone. There is
simply no actual evidence at all linking UFOs with an extraterrestrial
source. Therefore, no such leap of faith should be made. We need to
start all over again. All rational earthly explanations need to be
exhausted before any extraterrestrial theories are even put forth.

12. THE KEY OF THE MYSTERIES - ELIPHAS LEVI 2001

Eliphas Lvi was steeped in the Western occult tradition and a master of the Rosicrucian interpretation of the Qabalah, which forms the basis of magic as practiced in the West today. The Key of the Mysteries represents the culmination of Lvi's thoughts and is written with subtle and delicate irony. It reveals the mysteries of religion and the secrets of the Qabalah, providing a sketch of the prophetic theology of numbers. The mysteries of nature, such as spiritualism and fluidic phantoms, are explored. Magical mysteries, the Theory of the Will with its 22 axioms are divulged. And finally it offers "the great practical secrets." The true greatness of this work, however, lies in its ability to place occult thought firmly in Western religious traditions. For Lvi, the study of the occult was the study of a divine science, the mathematics of God.

13. The AWARE American - september 2001 vol.1 issue 4

14. The Lawyers Secret Oath: an expose on the legal fraud perpetrated on all americans

15. Ticket Assasin: Extortion by Traffic Ticket - Patrick Mulroy

Why should you always fight your traffic ticket?
When you receive a traffic ticket, the court will usually suggest that you must appear twice to contest it: first
to appear and plead not guilty and second to stand trial with the officer present. This is not true. You can
contest your ticket by mail without making a single court appearance. Contesting your citation through the
mail gives you a better chance of winning your case than at a court trial. Even if you seem to be guilty of
violating the law, the procedural hassles for the prosecution will often lead to a dismissal. If the prosecution
does not submit its version of events in writing to the court by the deadline date, your case will be dismissed
regardless of your guilt or innocence. Dismissals due to lack of prosecution are won in approximately 30%
of written defenses.
The law allows you to contest any traffic infraction entirely by mail. You can appear via mail through a
Written Not Guilty Plea pursuant to CVC 40519(b). In your plea you can request a Trial by Written
Declaration pursuant to CVC 40902. In this way you can contest your citation without appearing at all and,
for reasons already discussed, will have a better chance of winning than at trial. Further, if you lose your
trial by declaration, you have 20 days to request a Trial de Novo (new trial) pursuant to CVC 40902(d). You then can appear in court for the first time for your second chance of winning

14. Why I Sign

The Constitution of the U.S. prohibits the government from
infringing on our God given, natural human rights. The
Declaration of Independence declares, “all men are created
equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain
inalienable rights,” In Article 1, section 10 this also includes the
right to or not to enter into contracts. When we as free
individuals voluntarily attach our signature to any instrument
(document) of commerce with another person or corporate entity
(businesses and governments), we come under the laws of
commerce. The Uniform Commercial Code has been adopted by effect, the UCC supercedes the Constitution unless you do
something to reserve or save your rights. In section 1-207 of the
UCC, exists the ability to explicitly reserve all your rights (God
given, natural, Constitutionally protected) without prejudicing
(surrendering) those rights. If you don’t reserve your rights,
them you give them up and come under the laws of commerce,
which doesn’t protect God given, natural rights, unless you have
explicitly saved those rights. Do YOU understand ALL those
commercial laws and how they affect you? I don’t! Since so
many have died to protect my rights, why would I voluntarily
give them up? I won’t give them up and neither should you!