Questions and Answers; Fundamentals of the Occult Sciences

Hall, Manly P.

Editore: The Philosophes Press, Los Angeles, 1937

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Octavo. 263 pages. Manly Palmer Hall was perhaps the greatest teacher on the breadth and depth of what is called occult science. He refused to be called a Guru. In spite of his vast knowledge, he maintained that humility that many of the alleged gurus in the 1960's refused to admit. Here he answers many of the questions that the serious seeker asks. His presentation of both the major aspects of the teaching from the masters of the east is also balanced with what can be learned from the higher teaching from the western world. Original copies of this work are uncommon since few survived as even the adepts read them thoroughly. Bound in green cloth spine lettering gilt but fading, pages 207-216 have some chips on outer edges not extending to the text, wear to spine ends and along the joints and corners, a few white spots on covers, stamp from the Peace of Mind bookshop and previous owner's name on front free endpaper. A good copy. Codice articolo 032041

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Titolo: Questions and Answers; Fundamentals of the ...

Casa editrice: The Philosophes Press, Los Angeles

Data di pubblicazione: 1937

Edizione: First Edition.