Philosophy has been defined as the love of wisdom.
A systematic general conception of principle as applied to a philosophy of life. The knowledge of the cause of all phenomena both of mind and matter.
Cosmic philosophy embraces the Universe conceived as an orderly and harmonious system complete in itself.
Our present perception of mind and matter must be expanded to the realm of Cause in order to understand and take our place in the class room of everlasting learning.
Observation is our greatest teacher but we must learn to see the Cause or the related purpose of all forms or manifestations.
Principle, or source of origin, and nature's laws remain forever the same for they are immutable. Man's concept of the law expands as he desires to know more and more of his purpose in relation to the Cosmos.
Our neighbours on the sister planets of our solar system came to the realization a long time time ago that every minutest particle in the Cosmos is inter-related with every other particle. Thereby in order to have even a small perception of the purpose of life, each phase must be studied in relation to the Whole. They shared a theory with all who were interested and gradually theories grew into facts as they explored further and further and unified all life. A humble reverence and love fot All Knowing Intelligence as It expressed in every living form became their inspiration. Human relationship and behaviourism was taught to their children to aid them in individual expression of their own divinity.
The following lessons I humbly present with the hope that they may act as stepping stones in your quest for knowledge.


CONTENTS
Definition of Cosmic Philosophy
Introduction - The Truth about Truth
Magnificent Perception
Perception and Conception
What Is Consciousness?
Body, Mind and Consciousness
Conscious and Sub-conscious Mind
Man Is a Four Sense Being
The Highway of Progress
Faith
To Be Born Again
Emotional Balance
Free Will or Self-Hypnotism?
Relaxation
The Language of the Cosmos
The Chemical Universe
Ancient Wisdom or Modern Progress?
Past Civilizations
The Parable of the Apple Tree
Conclusions
Practice