The Book Of Dialogues

by Bô Yin Râ (J. A. Schneiderfranken), B.A. Reichenbach (Translation)

The Book of Dialogues presents a selection of conversations between the author and his spiritual mentors on a number of topics that should be clearly understood if one would find objective spiritual life and knowledge, nor merely concepts and beliefs.The book is of particular significance in that it sheds revealing light both on the author's own development from early childhood on, and thereby also on the trials and ordeals which those need to endure who then become authentic masters, competent as spiritual mediators to speak of and convey the substance of eternal light.In the context of these dialogues, the reader will make the connection that the author is the Western representative and voice of the perennial source from which all true and real insights into spiritual dimensions have been granted mankind since the dawn of time, long before the rise of temporal religious creeds.Fragments of this oldest tradition of Eastern wisdom have reached the West at various times in history, but never before has that knowledge been coherently made public as it is now in the writings of this author. This book explains what brought these works about.Contents: Testimony. Knowledge and Reality in Action. Light and Darkness. The Spirit's Might. The Jewel of the Heart. Transformation. The Dialogue on the Innermost East. The Dialogue on the Parting of a Master. The Flower Garden. The Deviant Pupils. Night of Trial. Individuality and Person. The Realm of the Soul. On finding Oneself. On the Elder Brothers of Mankind. Mysteries of Magic.

175 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 15, 2007