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Many theories as to how world peace could be achieved have been proposed, yet war has once again taken its deadly toll in the 21st century. The dream of peace has remained an unattainable goal - until now. The following pages reveal a scientific discovery regarding a psychological law of man's nature never before understood. This finding was hidden so successfully behind layers and layers of dogma and misunderstanding that no one knew a deeper truth existed. Once this natural law becomes a permanent condition of the environment, it will allow mankind, for the very first time, to veer in a…mehr

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Many theories as to how world peace could be achieved have been proposed, yet war has once again taken its deadly toll in the 21st century. The dream of peace has remained an unattainable goal - until now. The following pages reveal a scientific discovery regarding a psychological law of man's nature never before understood. This finding was hidden so successfully behind layers and layers of dogma and misunderstanding that no one knew a deeper truth existed. Once this natural law becomes a permanent condition of the environment, it will allow mankind, for the very first time, to veer in a different direction - preventing the never-ending cycle of hurt and retaliation in human relations. Although this discovery was borne out of philosophical thought, it is factual, not theoretical, in nature.
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Seymour Lessans was born on September 29, 1918 in Newark, New Jersey. He passed away on January 29, 1991. After many years of extensive reading and careful analysis, he made a discovery about the nature of man whose life will be completely revolutionized for his benefit once this discovery is recognized by science. This discovery reveals a natural law which has the power to bring about a new world; a world without war, crime, and many other ills plaguing mankind. Twelve years after his passing, his daughter, Janis Rafael, went on a mission to compile her father's seven books in the hope that this discovery will not be lost to future generations.