Zanoni, A Rosicrucian Tale - Softcover

Lytton, Edward Bulwer; Viavia:Daniel, Signet IL Y'; Schmidt, Daniel Howard

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1946479195 ISBN 13: 9781946479198

Publisher: Daniel Howard Schmidt, 2017

Synopsis

Truth will come spilling out and that proceeds faster than it can be written, but Zanoni is a vast subject that should not be taken as a fantasy, a legend or even an allegory We have lived through and survived the ignoble age, the Hypnotic Age, where the voice of God in Man has been suspended by the voice of somnambulism or that age of suggestibility, plagued by the voice and vice of senses; where the market, the politics and academics have drowned out the sublime reason, truth and dignity of Man. It would be too much to call it insanity. It is the same demonic entity of the ego driven man-animal that sets down the legacy for this story of the Terror on the Threshold inspired by the immoral corruptibility seated by the heart of the incorrigible incurable humanity of Man which dissuades the Kingdom of the gods from intervening on his behalf. This is deified here in the Initiation of Glyndon into what was beyond his threshold of his moral limitations and the failures of those lives sacrificed as a result. First a fresh perspective, if you so desire to find a future here. We pretend to tell the story lightly. The true Rosicrucian unknown, in league with the founding of governments and institutions were there to support the coming of the Golden Age of Man. This work entitled: Zanoni, A Rosicrucian Tale; is a story of the legendary "Long-Livers", a story about the Great Souls or Mahatmas in the evolution of the supreme light of God in Man. It was written following the Reign of Terror and the violence of the Napoleonic Wars, in the century that spawned the age of political, religious and academic dereliction in moral responsibility. This is a revisited version the original novel, edited and cleaned up for the modern reader. We’ve edited it for easier reading and clarification, including adding new notes into the text, translating some of the foreign idioms, and we have added illustrations, broken up the extremely long run on paragraphs, modernized some of the language (without taking it too far out of the nineteenth and eighteenth century genre but have changed some words to put these into American English as well. That for ease of reading for us), and we've included an introduction, and shared the original dedication to Bulwer-Lytton from another work: Zanoni, Apertura a Napoli, The Initiation of Glyndon Part 1. Man, was to be transformed in his “New Atlantis” by this “Great Instauration” of a new race of the enlightened long-livers — enlightened by the realization of God, as was clear, in the mind of those who inspired this, and in the minds of those who foresaw its future and the duties demanded of its supplicants. God in Man was long ago forced to weigh anchor and give him up, for the bestial atheism and foul mouthed rhetoric and for the unsound arts born of liberalism theft of religious hope; castigated by the false face of pretending scientific independence, with our labors taking us from God. They have reviled the sacred philosophy of love on the world stage and cast away truth in philosophy, love, honor, peace, devotion, meditation, and chivalry. These are those who would defy such negligence and define the story of timeless labor, honest governance, and the love that stands to challenge by the sacred souls gathered in every fight.

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• Publisher: Daniel Howard Schmidt
• Publication date: 2017
• ISBN 10: 1946479195
• ISBN 13: 9781946479198
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 680
• Editor: Schmidt Daniel Howard
• Illustrator: Schmidt Daniel Howard