Rosslyn, Between Two Worlds

by Brian J. Allen

220 pages

Published July 6, 2006

Reviews

[Christopher Miller · Rating 4 out of 5]

"However, as long as human beings are fascinated by enigmas and mysteries there will always be seekers and questers determined to unlock the puzzles that still surround us. Perhaps the best device we have available to us for unpicking the individual, and in some cases, inescapably interlinked, strands of these riddles is the infinite[...] subtlety of the human organism. Only the incredible electrochemical processes that comprise the brain can ever hope to link with the ephemeral, unseen but totally ubiquitous world of spirituality and magic that is part and parcel of the nature of reality. Make no mistake about it, this account is of a work very much in progress and whatever else this sacred building may be, as was said [at] the very beginning of this book, truly, it still is 'a puzzle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma'." (Pages 198-199)