Written in the form of question and answer, this title answers the questions about: the human constitution, spiritual and psychological; the mysteries of periodic rebirths; and, the difference between fate, destiny, free will, and karma. It features a glossary of philosophical terms drawn from Sanskrit, Hebrew, and classical literature.
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