In this work, H. Spencer Lewis leads an investigation and discussion on the cyclical hidden forces which work to alter and affect our lives each day. Notable within the occult movement for his research and accounts of forces unknown, Lewis pioneered a system that explains much of the unusual events that beset both people and the world at large. Namely that a supreme and unending series of cycles permeate the universe, themselves influenced by cosmic forces acting beyond our planet and solar system. These forces span all manner of things; life and death, the creation of souls, and the very passage of time. Each of the phenomena for which the cyclical forces are responsible receive explanation. Lewis was fascinated by this background energy, and would even invent devices intended to detect and measure cosmic rays. This book also acts as a life guide; by observing, predicting and acting according to the cyclical phenomena in our lives, we may enjoy fortune, prosperity and harmony in everyday existence.

1925. Scarce and first reprint ever! Contents: What concentration Will Do; Fighting Death; Winning $20,000,000 by Mystic Laws; Sex and Its Relation to Mental Development; Unto the Third and Fourth Generation; The Most Wonderful Mystic Poem; plus much more.

Although originally a companion volume to Complete History of the Rosicrucian Order, this book works well as an independent reference, answering virtually every question one might have about Rosicrucianism. There is no better work available that outlines exactly what this mystical and sometimes secretive organization is truly all about. Important for members and researchers who want to know both fundamental and advanced information that would otherwise not be available. Originally published through the order itself, with answers supplied by the most respected Rosicrucian of his time, H. Spencer Lewis.

In this work, H. Spencer Lewis leads an investigation and discussion on the cyclical hidden forces which work to alter and affect our lives each day. Notable within the occult movement for his research and accounts of forces unknown, Lewis pioneered a system that explains much of the unusual events that beset both people and the world at large. Namely that a supreme and unending series of cycles permeate the universe, themselves influenced by cosmic forces acting beyond our planet and solar system. These forces span all manner of things; life and death, the creation of souls, and the very passage of time. Each of the phenomena for which the cyclical forces are responsible receive explanation. Lewis was fascinated by this background energy, and would even invent devices intended to detect and measure cosmic rays. This book also acts as a life guide; by observing, predicting and acting according to the cyclical phenomena in our lives, we may enjoy fortune, prosperity and harmony in everyday existence.

A Thousand Years of Yesterdays is a fictional story which introduces and explains Rosicrucian beliefs, reincarnation and spiritual philosophy to the curious reader. The narrative seeks to give the reader an example of reincarnation. The wisdom and thinking vested into the notion that human beings are reborn into a new life is succinctly explained in the story. Within the narrative are a number of meanings; the author, H. Spencer Lewis, created this tale as an introduction to the Rosicrucian outlook on life. Ideas upon human genetics, the transmigration of the soul, and what it is to be a human are touched upon. The narrative takes place inside the mind of William Rollins, which traverses memories spanning several lifetimes - the very essence of identity and meaning of the various lives already lived are told in a manner profound yet clear.

A Thousand Years of Yesterdays is a fictional story which introduces and explains Rosicrucian beliefs, reincarnation and spiritual philosophy to the curious reader. The narrative seeks to give the reader an example of reincarnation. The wisdom and thinking vested into the notion that human beings are reborn into a new life is succinctly explained in the story. Within the narrative are a number of meanings; the author, H. Spencer Lewis, created this tale as an introduction to the Rosicrucian outlook on life. Ideas upon human genetics, the transmigration of the soul, and what it is to be a human are touched upon. The narrative takes place inside the mind of William Rollins, which traverses memories spanning several lifetimes - the very essence of identity and meaning of the various lives already lived are told in a manner profound yet clear.

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