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resolved no longer to seek any other science that the knowledge of myself or of the great book of the world." That".......our senses sometimes deceive us,i was willing to suppose that there existed nothing really such as they presented to us...,.,..i supposed that all the objects that had ever entered into my mind when awake had in them no more truth than the illusions of my dreams.But immediately upon this i observed that whilst i thus wished to think that all was false,it was absolutely necessary that i who thus thought should be somewhat;and as i observed this truth i think therefore i am,was so certain....".In the principles of knowledge"

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Yet both quite independent,shares no contact with each other.To theorise this independence or freedom of the material process and the intangible made Descartes a diehard dualist that depicts their sharp division.To arrive at a conclusion that only man has a mind and not the animal,the latter been seen as complicated automaton does not too logical of a mature mordern philosophical,given that they posess soul atoms too.Just like St.Augustine and Thomas Aquinas,he also sees man as a dual creature with both a mind and extended body.Our mind is perfect machine that can operate independently of the body.

PHILOSOPHERS'STONE.PART 83

The basic life principle according to Aristotle present in every matter and organism was the soul of that matter.He was able to identify and categorise them accordingly such as plant soul or animal soul.That they could not be conceived as entity separate from the body.The radical division of soul and body by all ramification,was not introduced by philosophers until the 17th century.And it wasnt feasible given the fact they were seen as one big indivisible entity that all material objects' motion,body human,animal or plant involving mechanical processess.

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 83

The basic life principle of every matter according to Aristotle present in every organism which could not be conceived distinguished and separated from the body.So,he identified plant soul,animal soul and the introduction of radical division of the soul and body by any philosophers whatsoever did not occur until the 17th century.Descartes believed there must be some esoteric connection between body and consciousness. And like Plato,he was convinced of sharp contrast between spirit and matter,though the former could nt prove how the soul or mind influences the body.In solving a philosophical problem,Descartes in his Discourse On Method,raises question of the type of method a philosopher uses to reach a conclusion.That we cannot accept anything as veracious unless we clearly perceive it.According to him,requires breaking down into compound pieces of compound problem as soon as possible.Galileo too

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 70

movements;first when the solar system was formed,they had rectilinear movements and now through gravitation revolved round the sun.He abolished the notion that one set of laws was applicable to the heavens and another one on earth and contended both segments of the universe applied the same physical laws.During the same Renaisance era,church or theology and science and philosophy broke apart.There was so much attempt to open up the flagship multiplicand of the great charters of liberty basically intellectual freedom.For in

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 60

They discovered a new method called scientific method in the first phase and made technical revolution possible.This pioneered several inventions.Just like Francis Bacon says"Knowledge is power",they now laid more ephasis on pragmatic value of knowledge through the evolution of knowledge mass production,dominated the forces of nature for the first time that once controlled them.Man began to truly intervene in his own destiny,using selfcontrol and social control system respectively.Although technical revolution that led to wealth enhancement

PHILOSOPHERS'STONE.PART 45

They called the country ruled by Sons Of God,the Kingdom Of God.When it lost its glorious era,the kingdom,Israel was divided into both Northern Kingdom(Israel) and Southern Kingdom( Judea).The former in 1722.B.C.was defeated by the Assyrians and its political and religious significance was wiped out.It was in 586 B.C.when  southern kingdom was destroyed and conquered by the Babyloans And temple destroyed and most of its people sent of as slaves.The Babylonian captivity expressively lasted until 539 bc.

PHILOSOPHERS'STONE.PART 46

We can say that the middle ages was begun at the fourth century and by the eleventh,twelfth and thirteenth often regarded as the period of High Gothic and that was the period in which the great Cathedrals of Europe was built.Suddenly by the 14thcentury,the interminable middle ages passed away,choked in the middle and taken over by Renaisance era(1300-1600).Christianity was a strong force during the period and profiteth immensely from its evolution.Around 3 the Christian Church was banned but was accepted in Rome by Emperor Constantine,in A.D.313.Infact the Holy Roman Emperor was baptised on his deathbed and from year 380,it was official religion in Roman Empire,though some sources disputed it.Rome was threatened in the 4th century by barbarians,that pressed from the North,and by A.D.330,Constantine the Great moved capital to constantinople

A SENTINEL YONDER HILLS-PART ONE

A sentinel yonder hills a sentinel yonder hills.Beyond the gropping sun,lies a seer who sees the yonder hills, Sentry no more beneath the heated moon, Nor the sentinel pastime's pasture blushes,that it might be bereft of forages, that your indescribable cosmos salivates,hast renege not,Dissuade art thou gone not;and taken your libido gritty; Platonic platitude and hilly beans must redound fret,as bandwagon jumpers come home to roost,in their vagabond esplanade of bandwagon jump.Thraldom no more frollic when yonder hills,he sees,thoughtfully as artfully brudderless banks wary no more enchant,that strangling spectre of dose of physic,a leeway from thraldom imprisoned,the throng plausible but come to dust, Graveyard plaudits,wreaths at the tombs,lightens not frittered vintage,circa by circa,Nor prior pleadings,for a relief at this epitaph's dialect,quirky pall a sigh to placate