E. C. Laurence was a notable writer whose work primarily focused on the experiences of nurses during wartime. Her most recognized book, "A Nurse's Life in War and Peace," provides a poignant and detailed account of the challenges and triumphs faced by nurses in both military and civilian contexts. Through her vivid storytelling, Laurence captured the emotional and physical toll of nursing, offering readers a unique perspective on the often-overlooked contributions of healthcare professionals during times of conflict and peace. Laurence's writing stands out for its authenticity and compassion, reflecting her deep understanding of the nursing profession and the human condition. By chronicling the lives of nurses, she not only highlighted their vital role in society but also contributed to the broader discourse on women's work and agency during her era. Her legacy endures as a testament to the resilience and dedication of those who serve in the medical field, particularly in times of crisis.
“On the other hand, Christos descended from the realm of Light and brought humanity the light of true knowledge in the simple principles of love. Marcion de Sinope (85 – 160 C.E.) was an important leader in early Christianity. Marcion, in his two brilliant books, explained how the God of the Jews was not the God of whom Jesus spoke. He provided many examples that show that the Jewish god is only a jealous tribal deity.””
“In the ancient Armenian texts, which include the book 'Merkhavat,' there are references to the 'Sarmoung Society.' This society is described as a well-known occult school that according to tradition, dates from 2,500 B.C.E. The school is said to have fared in Mesopotamia up until the sixth or seventh century, C.E. Attributed to the school were many great occult mysteries.””
“The force that we invoke in The Way of Power IS the energy behind all manifestation. Another name for this energy is the 'Ontos' or the Essence of essences. The Ontos is the essential nature of anything. Plotinus, a Roman philosopher born in Egypt in 205 C.E., called this energy the First Hypostasis (literally, to cause to stand). What stands? The erection (the Point). What causes the erection? The Triangle (The Source of Mystery - Woman - that which causes to stand).””
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