Yosef Albric: 10 books

Spiritual Ramblings is a compilation of articles by Yosef Albric with the general theme of spiritual development. The collected articles have been published in various forms in other places and some have formed the basis of Chapters in Yosef’s other books. Spiritual Ramblings is a good introduction to the works of Yosef Albric.

Betty and Fred is a satirical look at the singles scene. That is about it without giving away the story.

The Divine Pattern explores levels of consciousness. It also contends that there is a dynamic balance in the Universe that every time the slightest change happens the everything has to change to maintain balance. The dynamic balance is explored in relation to various aspects of the human condition and waht happens when it is out of Balance

Alternative Realativity:Ninety Seven percent of the Universe is Missing looks at the scientific finding that between ninety and ninety seven percent of the Universe is missing. Most scientists conceptualise the missing bit as being a single entity, Dark Matter, producing a single force, Dark Force....

The Wonder of Us is a difficult book to describe because it does not fit into any common genre’. The closest would be it is a sort of cosmic Mills and Boone love story, but it is much more than that. It has profound insights and is written in beautiful poetic language and imagery. It is a book that paints pictures in words. It is also a book of hope.

Malcolm Smedley was the World’s richest nerd. He was also President of the World and had total control over everything. But he wanted more. He wanted to be adored. The problem was that he was totally forgettable. Stairway to Heaven is the story of a nerd’s search to be adored when nobody could remember who he was.

The story of Jesus is a story that is usually only known through religious (Christian) sources. But do religious sources tell the true story? What happens if the political aspects are added? As King of the Jews and a active political figure Jesus set up the conditions that could have destroyed the Jewish faith, the Jewish nation, and is a contradiction to the teachings of Christianity.

David brings together creation myths with modern neurophysiology and recognises common patterns in science, and in ancient religious writings. Following his themes of the limitations of right/wrong thinking he describes what we do, how we think, how languages fit in, and how we relate with each other, and what goes wrong. David emphasises the importance of the return to the deeper life.

The third book in the Consequences Trilogy, God Wants to be Human really pushes the limits. It explores the reason why the human was created. The suggestion is that God wanted to experience physical being and created the human race as the vehicle for that experience. God Wants to be Human is also an invitation to the reader to explore imagination and free will.

Frank Herbert was a writer of science fiction. Some of epic proportions such as the Dune series and other little books that seem to be just little books that could be found in any corner store. They were almost insignificant in nature.I see Frank Herbert as a very spiritual writer who hid his spiritual...