GRD Codex Edition

Monism (1925)

A carefully curated digital edition based on rare archival material from the GRD Library.

The GRD Codex Edition: Monism (1925) is a modern research-oriented exploration of one of the most fascinating philosophical and metaphysical currents of the early 20th century.

Across 168 carefully designed pages, this edition examines the concept of Monism — the idea that reality, matter, consciousness, and existence itself emerge from a single unified principle.

Originally published in 1925, the work reflects an intellectual era in which philosophy, science, spirituality, and metaphysical inquiry were deeply interconnected. Through structured analysis, historical context, and modern editorial presentation, this Codex reintroduces a forgotten perspective on humanity’s attempt to understand the nature of existence.

Inside This Codex

• 168 carefully designed pages
• Philosophical and historical analysis
• Modern editorial presentation
• Structured chapters and thematic sections
• Archival-inspired visual design
• Optimized digital reading experience

A Reading Experience for Seekers of Knowledge

This edition is designed for:

• philosophy readers
• researchers of metaphysics and consciousness
• historians of ideas
• collectors of rare knowledge
• readers seeking deeper perspectives on human thought and existence

The GRD Codex Edition series is not intended as a simple ebook collection, but as a curated digital archive that bridges historical knowledge with contemporary interpretation.

About GRD Codex Edition

The GRD Codex Editions are curated research publications developed by GRDiscovery and based on rare archival material from the GRD Library “Jules Verne” Collection.

Each Codex aims to preserve, reinterpret, and reintroduce forgotten works and systems of thought through a modern publishing approach.

Format

Digital Ebook (PDF)

Pages

168

Language

Greek

GRD Codex Edition

Knowledge beyond the surface.