Hi Gadfly

I totally agree with you that the update of the danish version of the martinus.dk website is of great use.

I don't know about the plans of the Institution but maybe someone else knows?

Best regards
Oscar

I know the official international language of Cosmology is esperanto but I believe the english version serves more than just english speaking countries. English is the language of the internet and many people would be served by it. Martinus texts are hard to get outside of scandinavia so online books would bring them to any home or library that is connected to the internet.

Hi Gadfly and Oscar,

Martinus.dk is being translated to english and some other languages at the moment. The other languages is for sure Esperanto and probably also German, Spanish and Swedish (I can find out).

I don't know when the English version is ready, but don't expect it this year.

Best regards,
Lasse

Thanks for the info Lasse. That is very good news. I know this kind of project takes time. Good things come to those who wait

Hi Gadfly

I am also excited about getting the new website up and running in English as I have many English speaking friends and I feel Martinus can offer them great insight that some of them may be ready for. I don't often link to the current English site because I think it doesn't do justice to the cosmic analyses.

However, it is a big job to translate a website into English and it will be ready when the time is right.

With love

Lars

Kind of old news, but anyway, the english version of the Martinus Institute homepage is out. It can be found here: http://www.martinus.dk/en

Furthermore, most of the translated work's by Martinus has also been published on martinus.dk. They can be found at http://www.martinus.dk/en/ttt. So far The Book of Life 1, 2 and 4 and The Eternal World Picture 2 can be read online