Metaphysics, the secret doctrine of the Dead, is traditionally and invariably couched in intrigue and mystery within the darkness of seances, haunted buildings, ghosts and demons; not truely taken seriously. Talk of death in our age is frowned upon, for the World has no answers to offer but to avoid discussion. This is changing now in front of us, old habits are fading as internal knowledge breaks through the barrier of conventional discussion and allows our society to more freely examine personal internal experiences having more validity than the phsycial world symbols we presently judge by. We are at the dawning of the promised but now forgotten new Age of Aquarius where love, peace, harmony, understanding, and health & wellness will reign.

Revealing the Secret and Demystifying the Strange

The strange and mysterious will always be the unfamiliar, whereas what we view as normal, logical and emotionally sound is repetitiveness; that is, familiarity.

The secret is we create our own reality — solidified through repetition — by way of the mind. This book explores these truths and offers pathways to a revealing as Dolly Ronnai generously hands you the reader an oar for negotiating life's rough cloudy waters and build the long promised world of eternal life and joy free from pain.

Author Biography

Emerging from the mind of Metaphysical author Arthur Telling, Dolly Ronnai in her first published book confronts and acts on the mysteries revealed by the great ancient Masters, bringing this knowledge in a practical way into the physical world we are living in. More than just academic information answering the questions of life's most paramount mysteries, Metaphysics 102 is a useful self-help book providing answers toward living a problem-free life now and beyond.

Review by David Eide, Author and Philosopher

Dolly Ronnai has set out to introduce readers to the world of metaphysics using spiritual teachings as well as psychological insights to offer readers a way to reach the higher mind and use it to gain peace within the self and achieve all that one is seeded to be. The author relies on two modern, popular teachers mainly, Seth and Don Juan of Carlos Castenada fame. It's more than a description of these metaphysicians, it is the testament of the author, who has developed a path over many decades finding truths the old fashioned way. Through suffering and diligence Ronnai makes it clear that no one really needs special endowment to gain entry into the higher mind. One needs only dedication and perseverance that perhaps starts with an incident in a person's life or a disillusionment of the rationalizations we are expected to adhere to. In the chaos we lose a lot of what metaphysics tries to win back.

Though a short, almost synoptic version of a "teaching" one is clearly vouchsafed valuable insights. It also includes a useful bibliography to use in the further pursuit of the wisdom of higher mind.

It's divided into fifteen chapters, short and succinct, that touches on a variety of themes among them, Time, Dharma, "Employing Purpose in Less Than Perfect Situations", and "Unifying Our Incarnational Personalities."

The author stresses that the narration built out of spiritual practice is all important. We are the stories we tell each other. Narrative and the techniques described in the book all go to the need for strategy in dealing with the world today, one that is nearly incomprehensible on first contact with consciousness and then, through patience and attention, makes more and more sense. This effort is a contribution to that adventure. - David Eide, editor of SunOasis author web site, sunoasis.com.

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