10-18-2018, 11:27 PM
Memories of a Maverick by H.G.M Hermans
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I just finished reading this. It's an intriguing and enlightening look into the life and work of this man, written and researched by one of his ex-wives. There's a lot to get from this book, covering science, spirituality and human relations. I was left feeling sad that none of his work, social or scientific, really made it to the mainstream, and that which did or could have was smeared by the media or sabotaged by the CIA before it even had the chance. Andrija was clearly a flawed man as his ex-wife will tell you in this book, but human to the core with a true desire to aid humanity. Little more than 20 years since his death, I have to hope that his work for peace and enlightenment is carried on by a new generation of inspired spiritualists and scientists.
I just finished reading this. It's an intriguing and enlightening look into the life and work of this man, written and researched by one of his ex-wives. There's a lot to get from this book, covering science, spirituality and human relations. I was left feeling sad that none of his work, social or scientific, really made it to the mainstream, and that which did or could have was smeared by the media or sabotaged by the CIA before it even had the chance. Andrija was clearly a flawed man as his ex-wife will tell you in this book, but human to the core with a true desire to aid humanity. Little more than 20 years since his death, I have to hope that his work for peace and enlightenment is carried on by a new generation of inspired spiritualists and scientists.
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