on of 1951. No adventure is more compelling than the search for God, and no discovery is more satisfying than the realness of God. Pondering upon a lifetime of discovery through prayer, Glenn Clark surveys all that he has learned and gives his results and conclusions in a most lucid manner. Beginning with the three dimensions of space, he probes into the mysteries of the seven dimensions of God." He says, "The culmination of all our earthly and heavenly endeavor is Oneness" - oneness with one's neighbor, oneness with God the Father, and oneness with Christ. His treatment of the laws of the universe and the way he applies them to human experience is highly suggestive and practical. Dr. Clark then applies these discoveries to the problems of life - to friends, to health, to guidance and to finance. Finally, the author shows us how to look beneath and beyond the senses to their spiritual reality - beneath confusion lies stillness, beneath confusion lies perfect pattern, etc. This is a book for adventurers with God.