Articles related to Hans Christian
Andersen and his writings:
3.00. Abbreviations
– those in the articles used abbreviations of titles, names etc..
3.01. Fairytale
and Cosmology - the adventure genre in relation to
particularly Martinus' Cosmology
3.02. "Poetry's
Messiah" - about Hans Christian Andersen's expectation to
the 'Redeemer' of life’s poetry
3.03. "A
Godhead’s thought are you, poetry!" - H. C. Andersen's view
of the concept of poetry
3.04. "Except ye become as little children, ye shall not
enter the kingdom of God" (I) - the 'child mind' as a
prerequisite
3.05. "Except
ye become as little children, ye shall not enter the kingdom of God" (II)
- the necessity of the 'child mind'
3.06. "To
be or not to be" - Hans Christian Andersen's views on
materialism
3.07. Hans
Christian Andersen and God - Hans Christian Andersen's concept
of God
3.08. "There
is (not) a Difference" - a tale of the cosmic equality of
all things
3.09. The
divine humor - Hans Christian Andersen and humor
3.10. Mud
and Sunbeam - An attempted cosmic interpretation of Hans
Christian Andersen’s fairy tale "The Marsh King's Daughter"
3.11. The
fairy tale "The Tinderbox" - Seen and evaluated in
four basic significance levels
3.12. Everything
is a wonder - on life itself as the greatest adventure
3.13. "The
Psyche" - a story by Hans Christian Andersen about the
relationship between art and reality
3.14. Poetry
and science - the relationship between the poet Hans Christian
Andersen and the scientist H.C. Ørsted
3.15. Life's Mystery and childhood Faith. The
adventure "The Snow Queen" - seen on the background of Martinus'
cosmology
3.16.
The
beautiful Christmas tree - about Hans Christian Andersen's fairy
tale "The Little Match Girl"
3.17. H. C. Andersen's sexuality
- the poet Hans Christian Andersen's sexual orientation seen against a
background of Martinus' Cosmology
3.18. "...
A changeling, a very noble child ...". A contribution to
the discussion of Hans Christian Andersen's biological ancestry. Anderseniana
2006 (The article does not involve Martinus' Cosmology, but can still be read
on this website).
"... A changeling, a very noble child ..." - Additions and
corrections to the article above.
3.19. Our
times' book of wisdom - about H.C. Andersen’s vision of
science's reductionism.
3.20. "My
half femininity" - Hans Christian Andersen and sexuality
(part 1)
3.21. The
cosmic adventure - Hans Christian Andersen and sexuality (part
2)
3.22. Hans
Christian Andersen's sexual orientation - considerations about
what to write about sexuality, homosexuality and bisexuality.
3.23. The
poetic universe. - Hans Christian Andersen and cosmology 1
3.24. The
new Aladdin. - Hans Christian Andersen and cosmology 2
3.25. Everything
in its right place! - Hans Christian Andersen and the concept of
fate
3.26. The
Traveling Companion - Hans Christian Andersen and Death (part 1)
3.27. On the last day!
- Hans Christian Andersen and Death (part 2)
3.28. In
God's kingdom - Hans Christian Andersen and Death (Part 3)
3.29. The
real Nightingale - about spiritualism versus materialism. The
tale "The Nightingale" seen in cosmic perspective.
3.30. "The
cosmic death" - or "cosmic unconsciousness" - a
prelude to the new article on the fairy tale "The Snow Queen". A
story about what Martinus describes as "the sexual pole principle"
and "the sexual pole transformation".
3.31. The
false perspective - the physical organism as false centre
3.32. A
cosmic adventure - the fairy tale "The Snow Queen" (Part 1)
3.33. Thoughts about a waste paper
- about Hans Christian Andersen's first book, "Youth Studies"
3.34. The
fairy tale "The Shadow" - a story about the false self
3.35. Life's
own great adventure - a summary - an article which briefly
indicates what the site “The Adventure of Life” is primarily about.
3.36. The
large curtain – the Mystery of the starry Sky.
3.37. The
tale of “The Fir-Tree” – Poetic life pessimism
3.38. The fairy tale
"The Windmill" - Seen in the four significance levels
3.39. The fairy tale "The Flax" - Seen in the four significance levels
3.41. Why immortality, - eternal life and reincarnation?
3.43. What's the point?... With life and the world understood!
3.44. "The Benefits of War"
- A school exercise by H. C. Andersen
3.45. About H. C. Andersen’s - "A History
from the Dunes"
3.46. The adventure "The Snowman"
- seen in the four interpretation plans
3.47. In front of the large entrance ...
H. C. Andersen's thoughts
about death
3.48. The Ice Castle of the Mind - some personal thoughts
3.49. Repeated thoughts - Status of some
personal thoughts
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