This book, edited from one of the great spiritual classics of modern times, explores the miracle of how the person you think you are can change in deep and lasting ways. In these pages you will explore the intricacies of how what you think of as yourself is actually made up of a collection of assumptions and beliefs that become who you are.

This collection by America’s most important and celebrated poet was the first collection published in Britain and includes a sample of his best early work. Walt Whitman is well known for his unique style or writing that ignored standards of meter and rhyme, and earned him a reputation as the American father of free verse.

With the publication of this book, Edward Carpenter did not just present an idea from the East. He created a new spiritual possibility in the West.

In 1892 the term cosmic consciousness was introduced in the publication of a book describing the travels to the East by an English poet named Edward Carpenter. Carpenter’s book set off a veritable firestorm of activity among spiritually minded intellectuals and religious asperents

Tertium Organum is P. D. Ouspensky’s guidebook for expanding consciousness. In this classic early work of the famous Russian philosopher mystic, you will find a powerful explanation of how to attain access to hidden realms of reality.

In 1884 an English schoolmaster named Edwin A. Abbott wrote a novella called Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions. Initially the little book was ignored, but after Albert Einstein published his Relativity Theory, Abbott’s book was recognized as a prophetic work of genius that successfully anticipated many of the foundational ideas of Einstein’s theory.

This book is a spiritual gem, an extended cry of love, joy and freedom shouted from an open heart and mind.