Dr. George W. Carey, an American physician, explores his mineral-based theory of disease and the idea that biblical characters symbolize occult physiological processes. In 'God-Man, the word made flesh,' he unveils a coded understanding of Enlightenment, presenting new interpretations related to Shekinah, Kundalini, and occult studies.
Exploring the profound connection between the universe and the human body, this work delves into the relationship between the divine and mortal, addressing age-old questions about sin and salvation. The authors, Dr. Carey and Inez Eudora Perry, offer an insightful analysis of ancient cultures, symbolism, and mysticism, linking these concepts to health and physiology. The book also reveals biblical mysteries and their relevance to contemporary health and wellness, providing a unique perspective on spirituality and human existence.