In these dialogues a scholar named Junius questions his master Theophorus about how a soul may hear God and see beyond the narrow eye of time. The answers, in William Law’s eighteenth-century English, urge stillness, surrender of self-will and waiting in the deep ground of the soul. The volume adds selected sentences from Boehme’s treatises on regeneration.
The most approachable entry into the German shoemaker-mystic who shaped Law, Blake and generations of Christian theosophists. Download the free EPUB.