1932. Some men are daily dying; some die when they have learned how to live; and some find their truest account in revealing the mysteries of both life and death, as is most wonderfully done in this remarkable volume presented to the reader, even while they themselves perish in the act of revelation. The author presents the reader with a somewhat curious yet suggestive and thought provoking work.

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1932. Some men are daily dying; some die when they have learned how to live; and some find their truest account in revealing the mysteries of both life and death, as is most wonderfully done in this remarkable volume presented to the reader, even while they themselves perish in the act of revelation. The author presents the reader with a somewhat curious yet suggestive and thought provoking work.

1932. Some men are daily dying; some die when they have learned how to live; and some find their truest account in revealing the mysteries of both life and death, as is most wonderfully done in this remarkable volume presented to the reader, even while they themselves perish in the act of revelation. The author presents the reader with a somewhat curious yet suggestive and thought provoking work.

1939. With Prologue, Notes, and Epilogue to this philosophical and spiritual novel by Clymer, head of the oldest Rosicrucian fraternity in America. The prologue is a report of Clymer's travels to Europe. The story unravels the mystery of the Great Fraternity-Life, Light, and Love. As elsewhere in Dr. Randolph's writings, the focus is on man's search for his own soul. An interesting and revealing read. See other works by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

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1886. One of Randolph_s literary labors on behalf of Rosicrucia. The text also discusses the world of spirits, its location, extent, appearance, the route thither, inhabitants, customs, societies, and sex and its users there, etc. with much matter pertinent to the question of human immortality. Partial Contents: Why? Is There Any God? Are Souls Created Here? Certain Very Important Questions; Why is Man Immortal? The Reply, Singular Proofs, Invisible People, Religion the Liver, What is God? The Answer, The Exact Locality of Hell, White-Blooded People of the Future, An Astounding Prophecy. See other works by Randolph available from Kessinger Publishing.

Some men are daily dying; some die when they have learned how to live; and some find their truest account in revealing the mysteries of both life and death, as is most wonderfully done in this remarkable volume presented to the reader, even while they themselves perish in the act of revelation. The author presents the reader with a somewhat curious yet suggestive and thought provoking work.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.