Secrets of the Occult

October 23rd, 2008  |  by Alive Mind Education  |  published in Secrets of the Occult

Secrets of the Occult explores the world of the occult from the ancient and modern magicians who practice it to the cutting edge scientists attempting to explain its mysterious claims. This program highlights the advances that have been achieved by innovators who challenged established reality like Newton Galileo Carl Jung and Einstein. The claims of the occult magicians are put under the microscope to reveal the fascinating interface between ancient Egyptian and Greek beliefs to modern discoveries of the mind and the physical world.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
Secrets of the Occult Product Information
 
Grade Level: 5 - 12*, College
Subjects: AP World History, World Culture, Sociology, Religion, World Geography and interdisciplinary courses on World Civilizations.
Total Running Time: 96 minutes
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  • College / University: $189.00

  • Libraries / High Schools: $89.00

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