Writing from a theosophical standpoint, Alexander McIvor-Tyndall asks whether the ideal of the perfected man has any basis in history. He describes areas of consciousness, the experience of illumination and its after-effects, and examines Moses, Gautama the Buddha, Jesus and other founders of religions as examples of a higher cosmic awareness that he believes awaits humanity.
A document of early twentieth-century New Thought and theosophy for readers interested in the history of mysticism. Download the free EPUB.