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"It is a volume likely to attract wide attention from that class

of scholars interested in mystical science and occult forces. But

it is written in such plain and simple style as to be within the

easy comprehension * * * of any cultivated, scholarly reader."

_The Chicago Daily Inter-Ocean_.

"However recondite his book, the author certainly presents a

theory of first causes which is well fitted to challenge the

thoughtful readers' attention and to excite much

reflection."--_Hartford Daily Times_.

"Considered as an exposition of Occultism, or the philosophy of

the Orient from a Western standpoint, this is a remarkable

production. * * * The philosophy of the book is, perhaps, as

profound as any yet attempted, and so far reaching in its scope

as to take in about all that relates to the divine ego-man in its

manifold relation to time and eternity--the past, present and

future."--_The Daily Tribune, Salt Lake City, Utah_.