The thinking universe; reason as applied to the manifestations of the Infinite
Edmund E Sheppard
The thinking universe; reason as applied to the manifestations of the Infinite
Edmund E. Sheppard’s book argues that the universe is intelligible through reason and that human thought can discern the principles behind infinite reality. As a New Thought text, it is significant for its philosophical treatment of mind and cosmos, and readers will find meditations on logic, consciousness, and the relation between the finite self and the divine order.
About Edmund E Sheppard
Edmund E. Sheppard appears in connection with occult and esoteric publishing, though he is not a widely documented figure in mainstream literary history. He is best treated as an author or compiler associated with occult-themed material rather than as a canonical theorist or system-builder.
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