Published: April 10, 2010
Words: 36,572 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780978026783

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The Human race is endowed with the gene of immortality. Our genome can endure thousands, perhaps millions of years. But what of our consciousness? Can we achieve the awareness of the immortality of our self? The Gospel of Thomas claims that whosoever finds the explanation to its words shall not taste death. Here, the author offers the explanation. He offers the Key to Immortality.

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spirituality, gospel of thomas, faith, jesus, philosophy, metaphysics, myths, nag hammadi, immortality, biblical symbolism, stanislaw kapuscinski, inhousepress, stan law

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Review by: Jo Steinman on March 17, 2012 :
Stanislaw Kapuscinski has an uncanny ability to bring the esoteric out into the open. A truly enlightening read. I recommend it to anyone harboring doubts about their inherent immortality.

As I read through the 114 sayings attributed to Jesus, I was impressed by the amazing consistency of Kapuscinski’s exposé. It seems incredible that no one has ever attempted to do it in the past. Reading other works by Kapuscinski I see a thread of philosophy that seems to have little to do with religion, but everything with the unfoldment of the mysteries of how the reality in which we have our becoming works.

If you are a searcher for truth, read this and other books by this author.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Ron Pike on Dec. 19, 2011 :
After reading the author’s Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism, I was eager to explore the Gospel of Thomas and the subject of immortality further, and the Key to Immortality book was the perfect choice.

As with other books from this author, it is hard to remain indifferent after he presents his logic and wisdom. Again I say: Nicely done!
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Review by: Ronald Piecuch on Dec. 19, 2011 :
Key to Immortality is a perfect follow-up to the Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism. After reading it, you will have a whole new perspective on the Gospel of Thomas and immortality.

As he did with the Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism, Mr. Kapuscinski challenges our pre-conceived notions and opinions, and presents clear logic-based facts and reasoning that draws you in, takes you on a journey, and leaves you enriched in the end. Well done Mr. Kapuscinski.
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Review by: D Piecuch on Dec. 15, 2011 :
Having read and enjoyed the Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism, this book was the next logical step on the journey that the author is taking me on. As with the Dictionary, he has opened my eyes, and made me feel and think differently by the conclusion of the book.
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Review by: Patrick Johnson on Aug. 28, 2011 :
I read a number of his novels (authored by his alter ego: Stan I.S. Law). Since, I was delighted to learn that Stanislaw Kapuscinski substantiated his views of reality by a series of non-fiction books. I bought them all! Now, I am halfway through the Key to Immortality, the second time round. I feel immortal already.
I strongly suspect that the author is right. That I really am immortal. Amazing!
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Review by: Anetta Bach on Aug. 26, 2011 :
I was amazed. Still am. I really believe I’m immortal. All thanks to you. Mr. K.
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Review by: Sylvester Drake on Aug. 19, 2011 :
Having studies Stanislaw Kapuscinski’s Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism, I couldn’t resist attempting to understand his Key to Immortality. While I always suspected that nature would not come up with the complexity of man all on her own, the Key opened my eyes to the process. Once I accepted that I do not look with my eyes but through my eyes, I had to find out who am I; to find out, who is the observer. The Key gave me the answer.

It gave me the Key to Immortality.
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Review by: Marlon (Marvin) D. Clark on Dec. 17, 2010 :
Having studied his Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism this book, the Key to Immortality, makes perfect sense. In fact, it became very convincing. What an extraordinary view of reality! Once you accept it, you’ll never be afraid of death! Amazing!

I look forward to Mr. Kapuscinski’s other books.
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Review by: Adam Kerry on Dec. 14, 2010 :
Having read Kapuscinski’s Visualization — Creating Your Own Universe, I expected a great deal from this author. I was not disappointed. The Key to Immortality offers nothing less then promised. Not only does is show how to achieve immortality, but it illustrates how the great mystics of the past concluded that we, in the truest sense of he word, already are immortal.

It seems that Thomas, on whose Gospel—probably the best-preserved document of the Nag Hammadi Library—this exegesis is based, has done a great service to humanity.
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Review by: Bohdan Czytelnik on Dec. 11, 2010 :
I have been reading Kapuscinski’s (mostly Law’s) books for some time now. I must admit that my background is more scientific than metaphysical, yet by means that must be akin to magic, the author manages to draw me into his reality, hold my attention, and force me to reexamine the postulates which I’ve long accepted as settled.

If you have any doubts about your own immortality, I defy you to read this book and remain indifferent to the Gospel of Thomas. This book will leave a lasting impression of you. Lasting forever?
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: BozenaH on Dec. 10, 2010 :
It is not easy to change one’s concept of what one is; of what one regards oneself to be. Yet, the Key demands this of us. Not with threats, intimidation or promises of dire consequences, (as most religions invariably resort to), but with simple, down-to-earth logic. After reading through even part of Kapuscinski’s Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism, most of the incomprehensibles of his exegesis became clear.

I’m impressed.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: Hanna K. Loda on Dec. 06, 2010 :
On third reading it all began to make sense. On fourth... that's right, it took that long, I believed Thomas’s words. I’m immortal. Read it. Read it ALL. You’ll never forget it. But first read Stanilaw Kapuscinski's Beyond Religion Essays. They give you the right attitude. I read them before them came on Smashwords. They will open for you a new way of looking at things.
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