The Great Revolution

by

Jan van Rijckenborgh and 
Catharose de Petri

Over the period of the next six or seven hundred years, the composition of the earth's atmosphere will undergo a gradual but profound change which has a deep, divine purpose. Successful adaptation to this change will offer tremendous possibilities for liberation. Failure to adapt will obviously create increasing difficulties and disorganization in the human system. First written in the 1960s, The Great Revolution predicts many of the symptoms of this atmospheric revolution. Now, in the 1990s, traces of these effects can readily be observed in the world around us -- indicating that this decisive transformation is now well underway. What can we do to minimize its negative effects, and make the best use of the possibilities for liberation it offers? These are the questions answered in this book.