George Carey

Beyond the churches and creeds lies a deeper Christian mystery-a path of personal transformation, sacred symbolism, and hidden wisdom taught by Christ and preserved by mystics. Mystic Christianity is a spiritual powerhouse, combining three essential works that reveal the esoteric meaning behind Christ's teachings and the divine potential within every human being. Includes: Christianity as Mystical Fact by Rudolf Steiner - A philosophical and historical foundation connecting early Christianity to ancient mystery traditions. The Mystical Life of Jesus by H. Spencer Lewis - A dramatic account of the secret teachings, travels, and hidden years of Jesus. God-Man: The Word Made Flesh by Carey & Perry - A unique physiological and spiritual exploration linking sacred scripture to the human body as a temple of divinity. Whether you're a seeker of truth, a student of comparative religion, or exploring the hidden currents beneath mainstream Christianity, this compilation is a powerful step into the sacred mysteries of the Christ path.

An Esoteric Masterwork on the Secret Physiology of Spiritual AwakeningGod-Man by George Carey is a thought-provoking exploration of spirituality and the human condition, blending theological inquiry with philosophical reflection. The book delves into the intersection of divinity and humanity, presenting the concept of the "God-Man" as a bridge between the infinite and the finite. Perry examines themes such as faith, purpose, and the pursuit of transcendence, inviting readers to contemplate their own relationship with the divine. Through rich narrative and insightful analysis, the author challenges traditional perspectives while offering a fresh lens through which to view the mysteries of existence. God-Man serves as both a spiritual guide and a philosophical treatise, appealing to seekers of truth and meaning across diverse belief systems.

An Esoteric Masterwork on the Secret Physiology of Spiritual AwakeningGod-Man by George Carey is a thought-provoking exploration of spirituality and the human condition, blending theological inquiry with philosophical reflection. The book delves into the intersection of divinity and humanity, presenting the concept of the "God-Man" as a bridge between the infinite and the finite. Perry examines themes such as faith, purpose, and the pursuit of transcendence, inviting readers to contemplate their own relationship with the divine. Through rich narrative and insightful analysis, the author challenges traditional perspectives while offering a fresh lens through which to view the mysteries of existence. God-Man serves as both a spiritual guide and a philosophical treatise, appealing to seekers of truth and meaning across diverse belief systems.

God-Man: The Word Made FleshWhat if the key to understanding human potential lies not outside ourselves, but within? God-Man: The Word Made Flesh is a profound exploration of ancient wisdom, spiritual symbolism, and the alchemical mysteries of the human body. This compelling work by Dr. George W. Carey and Inez Eudora Perry reveals a journey inward-a journey that has the power to transform our understanding of the divine. Through an intricate analysis of esoteric principles, Carey and Perry present a powerful narrative of spiritual evolution. They illuminate the true nature of our being, connecting us with the cosmic cycle of regeneration and renewal. This book delves into the connections between biology and spirituality, drawing parallels between the physical processes within the human body and the sacred scriptures that have guided humanity for centuries. With God-Man: The Word Made Flesh, readers are invited to unveil the inner teachings of the ages, learn the mysteries of the "Christ within," and rediscover the divine potential lying dormant in each of us. Ideal for spiritual seekers, students of ancient wisdom, and those curious about the intersection of science and spirituality, this book is both a guide and a revelation for those ready to embrace their true nature as both human and divine.

God-Man: The Word Made Flesh is a unique book which offers an esoteric interpretation of the Holy Bible. The author explains the Bible as a parable for the human body and kundalini awakening. Throughout the book the author explains the connection between the law of nature, astrology and Christianity.

From the foreword: "June 1st, 1917, Dr. Carey published the Tree of Life, a book on the marvels of the human body and physical regeneration as taught in Greek and Hebrew texts, from which the English Bible was translated. The book aroused such intense interest that the edition was virtually sold out in less than a year. The Wonders of the Human Body may be termed "an enlarged edition of the Tree of Life", containing more than double the amount of information. Many more Bible witnesses have been called to the stand, than were heard in the Tree of Life, to testify to the truths of Scripture and to indubitably prove that the Greek and Hebrew writings were based in the truths of chemistry and physiology. This book was not compiled for the purpose of antagonizing so-called Christians. It was written to prove the truths of the fables, parables and splendid allegories, such as the book of Job and Revelations, with a firm faith that truth will triumph and at last lead the world to Peace."

Secular assumptions are being introduced piecemeal into our way of life. From the Millennium Dome (what exactly was it celebrating?) to the restrictions on the wearing of crosses and abolition of nativity plays, Christianity is being marginalised. Christian social initiatives at local levels are now so severely restricted that several Christian bodies issue guidelines on handling local council prejudice. There is a widespread if ill-defined sense that a valuable heritage is slipping away. Yet the Bible and Prayer Book are seminal for our language and literature; Christian social action predated the modern welfare state; our laws are based on Christian ethical systems. Christians should push back, re-engaging with politicians and opinion formers. Christians must be salt and light. Introverted Christianity must give way to engagement with the world, not defensively but with confidence and hope. It is time for a proper debate about the place of faith in modern Britain.

In this remarkable and candid memoir the former Archbishop of Canterbury recalls his life and his spiritual quest; this is the first time in history that an Archbishop of Canterbury has written his autobiography. ‘Know the Truth’ tells George Carey’s story from growing up in Dagenham to his experiences in the RAF in the early 1950s, of how he was to become Bishop of Bath and Wells and thereafter attained the position of Archbishop of Canterbury. Utterly sincere and told with warmth and compassion, ‘Know the Truth’ shares George Carey’s story of marriage, family and friendship as well as addressing the wider political aspects of his time at Lambeth.

Published to mark the tenth anniversary of the ordination of women in the Anglican church, this work includes prominent clergy, both female and male, such as Lucy Winkett, Angela Tilby, Una Kroll, Rose Hudson-Wilkin and Rowan Williams. It tells women's stories about the reality of life as a priest and reveals defining moments in their own personal journey. Influential men in the church also reflect upon the challenges and opportunities that women's ministry has created for them.

The Federalist by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay constitutes a text central to the American political tradition. Written and published in newspapers in 1787 and 1788 to explain and promote ratification of the proposed Constitution for the United States, which were then bound by the Articles of Confederation, The Federalist remains of singular importance to students of liberty around the world. The Liberty Fund edition of Federalist includes a new introduction notes to The Federalist, a glossary, and the entirety of the Articles of Confederation, the Declaration of Independence, and the United States Constitution. Adjoining the text of the Constitution are cross-references linking provisions of the Constitution to the pertinent passages in The Federalist that address the specific term, phrase, section, or article within the Constitution.

"My own investigations over a period of many years have given me a quiet assurance that there is a God who has given us sufficient clues in life, nature, human thought, beauty and art to satisfy the genuine inquirer that he exists, and that he has expressed himself most meaningfully in Jesus Christ. However, you may come to a different conclusion at the end of this book and that is your right as a thinking responsible person. All I can do is to invite you to join me in looking at the arguments again..." Writing in a popular style but with careful reasoning, George Carey explains the traditional message of Christianity in its stark confrontation with modern unbelief and indifference. Here is a brief, aggressive, but always warm and generous appeal to faith for modern readers.

This book argues that modern disciples of Progressivism who subtly distort fundamental principles of the Constitution are determined to centralise political control in Washington DC, to achieve their goal of an egalitarian national society.