Tilak of Tibet: Reveals Life's Purpose

by Ann Hackett

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108 pages, Paperback

First published November 5, 2010

Reviews

[Atticus · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not terribly unfamiliar, and hearkens back to the common themes of 20th century western esoteric thought - reflections toward Egypt, Greece, and the East, ¨all-knowing¨, motions of spirit apart from body, and a life that turns towards what is immaterial. It is not complex, but it is also not particularly novel. Nonetheless, it makes the point it desires to.