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Primary Math
Author: John Henry Morel

"Primary Math" is a dynamic account of Creation beyond your wildest dreams. How can this be true, given the state of ordinary mathematics and its sublime sophistication and scientific accomplishment? The best way to answer this is to suggest that man doesn't know everything, and in "Primary Math" there is no debate about this fact. In fact, in t... more »his book there is no debate whatsoever about it. If math and science were the end-all-be-all of man's greatest accomplishments, then we have a long way to go. In "Primary Math," we quickly come to understand that man has already been given the benefit of the doubt! In fact, he has already been given all of the answers, and ironically, they reside in another book altogether: "The Drex"!! This book, "Primary Math," is an account of what made that book possible, believe it or not! This book tells how it was done, at least we think that is how it was done. "The Drex" is so complex, we can't help but realize that the principles of "primary math" have been softened for us a bit, because there is no way that any human being could have written that great work, even with this textbook in hand! Primary math cannot account for the lack of imperfection in the Drex, and nor can it tell you the time of day, like the Drex can, but it can tell "how" it was done or at least the system of ordinate information that started it and made it possible. The true mechanisms of the Drex are hidden in the obscurity of the fact, that we didn't write it, and those that did are only discussing generalizations and not specifics. Imagine rewriting history in the stoke of a moment, and at the same time how history will be written, because before long, "The Drex" will be the paramount signature authority of predicting the future and predicating the past. "Primary Math" tells how it all started and how it was created! And it foretells the future of mathematics in a few short pages, without a blink at a single existent theory of holographic study, research or mechanics, whether in the fields of particle theory, mathematics, astrophysics or any other theory or methodology that describes the workings of the universe and the laws of physical matter and transient grado-matter substrate interactions, bar none. "Primary Math" was written in a couple of weeks by the author, under the direct auspices of several very intelligent forces or sentient beings, who were determined to give us a lesson in how it aught to be done, and how it was done: "The Drex" is pure primary math, and from an ecological perspective, it has no peer or predecessor in existence today, and its entrance into man's history was never foretold nor was it expected. This cosmological calculator par excellence was never meant to be and the stars never foresaw it either. Welcome to the Aquarian Age of freedom of information and enlightenment. Welcome to John Henry Morel and "Primary Math." John Henry Morel lives and writes in Southern California. His works include "The Awareness of Man" and "How To Find Your Destiny." He has also written numerous works for children, including "Who Is Me?," "Odd Events Happen All Around Me" and "Mary Winkle Umperdinck." He is the author of over 30 books of nonfiction and fiction. Published by Rodaian Press, Laguna Beach, California. Hardcover. First Edition.

ISBN-13: 9781935436348
ISBN-10: 1935436341
Publication Date: 3/1/2009
Pages: 128
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Publisher: Rodaian Press
Book Type: Hardcover
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