The Color of Truth Vol I: Patterns in Light
Subtitle: Amazing Coincidence.. or Intelligent Design?
Publisher: CheckPoint Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Achill Island, Ireland
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 256
Description: Based upon the scientific and symbolic properties of light and color, the archetypal themes and patterns discussed in this work confirm the presence of a collective ‘universal language’ rooted deep in the human psyche.

But this language has too long been ignored.

Raising tough but crucial questions about our origins and purpose as a species, The Color of Truth Volume I lays the foundations for a clear and logical alternative to the many conflicting belief systems – both secular and religious – that plague our world today.
Table of contents: title: PART ONE: OBSERVATIONS; title: Chapter One: Evidence of a Pattern…………………………………………..; title: The “Great War”; title: Calculating the Odds; title: The Odds Go Up; title: In Summary; title: Chapter Two: Light, Color, and Us…………………………………..……….; title: A Little History – A Little Science; title: Expert Opinions; title: Color Codes and Categories; title: Simple Secrets; title: Chapter Three: Body, Mind, and Spirit………………………..……..……..; title: Soul Searching; title: Faith or Knowledge?; title: Color as a Physical Influence; title: Color as a Mental / Emotional Influence; title: Color as a Spiritual Influence; title: Chapter Four: Color in Science and History…………………………..……; title: The ‘Color’ White; title: The Color Blue; title: The Color Red; title: Conceptual Values of White, Blue, and Red; title: The Color Black; title: Chapter Five: Symbols, Numbers, and Ancient Truths……..……..…….; title: Symbol Shapes and Forms; title: Symbolism and the Ancients; title: Chapter Six: Science, Sex, and Scripture……………………....…………..; title: Quantum Triads; title: Sex and Genetics; title: The Individual Triadic Archetype; title: The Biblical Triadic Archetype; title: Chapter Seven: Color, Myth, and Religion…………………..……..………; title: Religion and Myth; title: White in Religion; title: Blue in Religion; title: Red in Religion; title: Thematic Subdivisions of the Color Red; title: The Absent Feminine; title: Chapter Eight: Religious Triadic Archetypes………….……….……………; title: Hinduism; title: Buddhist Taras; title: Taoism and ‘The Way’; title: Judaism, Christianity and Islam; title: Celestial Symbolism; title: Diagrams and Illustrations Section……………………….……..…..………..; title: PART TWO: REFLECTIONS; title: Chapter Nine: Talking About Truth……………………………....…..……; title: Defining Truth; title: Subjectivity, Objectivity, and Taxonomies; title: Universal Truth Theory; title: Phenomenological Evaluations; title: Reductive Classifications; title: Universality; title: Chapter Ten: Science, Religion, and Archetypes……………..………..; title: Freudian Theory; title: Jungian Archetypes; title: Delving Deeper; title: The Animus and Anima; title: The Religious Theory; title: Religious Terminology; title: Some Common Ground; title: Becoming Whole; title: Chapter Eleven: Archetypal Mechanics………………………..…………; title: Numbers are Important; title: Some Common Sense; title: Cosmic Numbers; title: Quantum Philosophy; title: Creative Formulas; title: Repair and Restoration; title: Cosmic Themes; title: Chapter Twelve: Providential Patterns………………..…………………..; title: Providential Mechanics; title: Complex Patterns; Simple Themes; title: Key Numbers; title: The Number Four; title: The Number Seven; title: Chapter Thirteen: A Diabolic Dualism…………………..………………..; title: An Unnatural Dualism; title: Satan and the Psyche; title: Satan as Archetype; title: In Closing..; title: PREAMBLE to VOLUMES II and III……………………………………..……; title: Preview of Volume II; Parallels in Life……………………………..; title: Preview of Volume III; Principles to Live By……………………….; title: Condensed Glossary……………………………………………………………; title: REFERENCES and ENDNOTES:…………………………………………….; title: Bibliography……………………………………………………………………...