This pamphlet examines the ways an individual may grow and gain maturity as well as the ability to better control all parts of himself to fulfill his personal destiny.

ISBN: 0-89314-367-7 | Pamphlet. 33pp

PHYSICAL BODY – LECTURE 3 of 10

Helping Teenagers Grow Up in this Troubled World—Daughter Wants to Leave Home at 18 to Join a Semi-Religious Community Group—A Plan for Youth—An Esoteric Explanation of Drug Abuse

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

This pamphlet sets forth the basic foundations of Alchemical philosophy and tradition: covering its origins as both a sacred science and a system for psychological transformation.

ISBN: 0-89314-870-9 |  Pamphlet (8.4″ x 6.9″). 88pp

An illustrated essay exploring the symbolism in the Book of Revelations.

ISBN: 0-89314-810-5 |  Pamphlet. 72pp

This pamphlet explores the astrological aspects of infant mortality, marriage, death and suicide.

ISBN: 0-89314-302-2 |  Pamphlet. 32pp.

A description of Karma as experienced by each individual astrological sign; includes Vedic and Tibetan methods for evaluating past and future lives from the birth chart.

ISBN: 0-89314-805-9 |  Pamphlet. 44pp

Plato’s account of Atlantis in his Critias and Timaeus is interpreted. A diagram of the Orphic Key to the Atlantic Fable is included, as well as a bibliography.

ISBN: 0-89314-375-8 |  Pamphlet. 53pp

Guidance on how to deal with life’s conditions that are beyond one’s control.

ISBN: 0-89314-304-9 |  Pamphlet. 31pp

Socrates, Master of Philosophic Conviction

“The best man is he who must tries to perfect himself, and the happiest man is he who most feels that he is perfecting himself.” — Socrates

Series 1 – Lecture 1 |  Pamphlet  36pp

Jalal-Ud-Din, Lover of God

“Earthly forms are only shadows of the Sun of Truth — a cradle for babes, but too small to hold those who have grown to spiritual manhood.” — Jalal-Uddin Rumi

Series 1 – Lecture 10 |  Pamphlet  36pp

Leibnitz, the Philosopher of Individualism

“He who sees all might read in each what is happening everywhere, and even what has happened and shall happen, observing in the present that which is far off in time as in place” — Liebnitz

Series 1 – Lecture 11 |  Pamphlet  36pp

Jung, Psychologist of Man’s Integration

“To remove [the] isolation and confusion of modern man, to make it possible for him to find his place in the great stream of life, to assist him to a wholeness that knowingly and deliberately binds his light, conscious side to the dark one of the unconscious — this is the meaning and aim of Jungian guidance” — Jacobi, The Psychology of C. G. Jung

Series 1 – Lecture 12 |  Pamphlet  36pp

Paul, the Apostle of Christ

“But we speak the wisdom of God in a mystery, even the hidden wisdom, which God ordained before the world unto our glory; which none of the princes of this world knew, for had they known it, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory.” — I Corinthians ii:7,8

Series 1 – Lecture 2 |  Pamphlet 36pp

Buddha, the Light of Asia

“Truth is within ourselves; it takes no rise from outward things, what’er you may believe. There is an inmost center in us all, where truth abides in fullness; and around wall upon wall, the gross flesh hems it in, this perfect clear perception which is truth.” — Buddha

Series 1 – Lecture 3 |  Pamphlet 36pp

Aristotle, Definer of the Ethical Way

“Nor is there any point perhaps so distinctive of the virtuous man as his power of seeing the truth in all cases, because he is, as it were, the standard and measure of all things” — (Welldon, pp. 72-73)

Series 1 – Lecture 4 |  Pamphlet 36pp

Lao-Tse, Mystic of the Simple Way

“He who knows others, is clever, but he who knows himself, is enlightened. He who overcomes others, is strong, but he who overcomes himself is mightier still.” — Lao-Tse (Giles, p.44)

Series 1 – Lecture 5  | Pamphlet 36pp

Maimonides, the Moderator of Learning

“God is near to all who call Him, if they call Him in truth, and turn to Him. He is found by every one who seeks Him, if he always goes toward Him, and never goes astray.” — Maimonides

Series 1 – Lecture 6 |  Pamphlet 36pp

Confucius, Leader of Social Progress

“The Superior Man seeks in himself, whereas ordinary men seek in others for truth. The object of the Superior Man is truth — truth achieved through consistency with the highest standards of the common good and a strict application of the Principle” — Confucius

Series 1 – Lecture 7 |  Pamphlet  36pp

Plato, Defender of Immortality

“O my friends, if the soul is really immortal, what care should be taken of her, not only in respect of the portion of time which is called life, but of eternity!” — Plato, Phaedo

Series 1 – Lecture 8 |  Pamphlet  36pp

Aquinas, the Great Scholastic

“But since the power of God, which is His essence, is nothing else but His wisdom, it can indeed be fittingly said that there is nothing in the divine power which is not in the order conceived by the divine wisdom; for the divine wisdom comprehends the power in its entirety.” — St. Thomas Aquinas

Series 1 – Lecture 9 |  Pamphlet  36pp

Eastern Doctrines of the Universal Psyche

“I have always taught you that all phenomena and their developments are simply manifestations of mind. All causes and effects, from great universes to the fine dust only seen in the sunlight come into apparent existence only by means of the discriminating mind. If we examine the origin of anything in all the universe, we find that it is but a manifestation of some primal essence. ” — Buddha, The Surangama Sutra

Series 2 – Lecture 1 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

Man’s Purpose and Future Direction

“The turbulent billows of the fretful surface leave the deep parts of the ocean undisturbed, and to him who has a hold on the vaster and more permanent realities, the hourly vicissitudes of his personal destiny seem relatively insignificant thing.” — William James, On Vital Reserves

Series 2 – Lecture 10 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

Movement of Consciousness From Ignorance to Wisdom

“To sum up: the Platonic theory is that education should be primarily moral and spiritual—not mechanical or utilitarian—having for its ultimate end the ascent of the soul to the Supreme Good; that the specific object of education should be the development of moral and intellectual character; that a purely mental education, severed from a moral, and having no reference to true spiritual culture, is not only worthless but positively deleterious.” — THOMAS M. JOHNSON, “Platonic Theory of Education” in Bibliotheca Platonica, Vol. I

Series 2 – Lecture 11 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

Man’s Relation to the Ultimate Good

“Nirvana consists not in escape from the world, but in the unlocking of the hidden nature, the development of the sleeping Buddha, the unfolding of potentialities. It is the fruition of life rather than its denial.” — An Introduction to Mahayana Buddhism

Series 2 – Lecture 12

BIM-2-12 |  Pamphlet. 36pp

Relativity of Man’s Understanding

“Our ancestors and men of high antiquity have left us a tradition, involved in fable, that the first essences are gods, and that the Divinity comprehends the whole of Nature.” — Aristotle, Metaphysics, 12, viii

Series 2 – Lecture 2 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

Conscious Levels of Reality and Illusion

“It is clear that no one can know the nature of the highest certainty, unless he possesses an adequate idea, or the subjective essence of a thing: for certainty is identical with such subjective essence” — Elwes’ translation, Philosophy of Benedict de Spinoza, p. 11

Series 2 – Lecture 3 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

Psychology as Viewed by Philosophers

“The science of the soul, therefore, is a medium between metaphysics and physics; just as the essence of the soul is a medium between supernatural and natural forms, and has something which communicates with the former, and something which inclines to the latter.” — The Works of Aristotle, p. xl

Series 2 – Lecture 4 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

True Meaning of Love and Beauty

“For even as Love crowns you so shall he crucify you. Even as he is for your growth so is he for your pruning. Even as he ascends to y our height and caresses you tenderest branches tha quiver in the sun, so shall he descend to your roots and shake them in their clinging to the earth.” — Gibran, The Prophet

Series 2 – Lecture 5 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

Movement of Psyche in Time

Buddha replied: “It is because the ignorant cling to names, signs and ideas; as their minds move along these channels they feed on multiplicities of objects and fall into the notion of an ego-soul and what belongs to it; they make discriminations of good and bad among appearances and cling to the agreeable. As they thus cling there is a reversion to ignorance, and karma born of greed, anger and folly; is accumulated. As the accumulation of karma goes on they become imprisoned in a cocoon of discrimination and are thenceforth unable to free themselves from the round of birth and death.” — Goddard, A Buddhist Bible

Series 2 – Lecture 6  | Pamphlet.  36pp

Psychology as Viewed by Philosophers

“The science of the soul, therefore, is a medium between metaphysics and physics; just as the essence of the soul is a medium between supernatural and natural forms, and has something which communicates with the former, and something which inclines to the latter.” — The Works of Aristotle, p. xl

Series 2 – Lecture 7

BIM-2-07 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

Opposites Between Which Consciousness Evolves

“Being of the Voidness, and thus not to be conceived as having beginning or ending, Self-Born Wisdom has in reality been shining forever, like the Sun’s essentiality, itself unborn. To know whether this be so or not, look within thine own mind.” — attributed to Padma-Sambhava, The Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation

Series 2 – Lecture 8

BIM-2-08 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

Self-Awareness as the Mystical Goal

“God does not raise to perfect contemplation every one that is tried in the way of the spirit…and he alone knows why.” — St. John of the Cross, “Dark Night of the Soul”

Series 2 – Lecture 9 |  Pamphlet.  36pp

An outline of practical rules for harmonious relations in the home and invaluable guidelines on how to introduce philosophy to children.

ISBN: 0-89314-305-7 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

Why We Have Difficulty Understanding Ourselves

Explore how one can overcome self-imposed limits of thinking by disciplining and directing the unconscious towards an understanding of self and others.

ISBN: 0-89314-306-5 |  Pamphlet. 31pp

An interpretation of Buddha’s historical discourse delineating the central tenets of Buddhism that is the cornerstone of one of the world’s largest and most popular schools of thought.

ISBN: 0-89314-307-3  | Pamphlet. 32pp

Analysis of the Lord’s Prayer as it relates to the Kabbalist’s Tree of Life, beginning with the sephira kether (the crown), and continuing to the end of the prayer at malchuth (the kingdom).

ISBN: 0-89314-308-1 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

PHYSICAL BODY – LECTURE 2 of 10

— The ‘Burn Out’ of Child Prodigies
— Children
— Children of Our Times
— Adopting Children
— Mother School of Comenius

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

THE VITAL BODY – LECTURE 5 of 10

— Energy Fields of the Human Body
— The Human Aura in Eastern and Western Mysticism
— Paracelsus: Sympathetic Forces Operating in Nature

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

THE VITAL BODY – LECTURE 3 of 10

— Our Rates of Vibration
— The Mystical and Medical Philosophy of Paracelsus: Continued
— Planets and Earthquakes

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

A discussion of the various aspects of thought that can lift the mind out of the darkness of ignorance into the light of truth and the attainment of conscious immortality.

ISBN: 0-89314-819-9 |  Pamphlet. 40pp

A calendar of inspiring thoughts for each day of the year, compiled from the writings of Manly P. Hall.

ISBN: 0-89314-310-3 |  Pamphlet (8.4″ x 6.9″). 56pp

An interpretation of an extraordinary work by St. John of the Cross. Written over 300 years ago, it deals with Christian symbolism on a mystical level. Its insights are invaluable for modern man’s continued growth.

ISBN: 0-89314-311-1 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

A philosophical essay on the conditions of death, the afterlife, and the theory of reincarnation.

ISBN: 0-89314-312-X |  Pamphlet. 68pp

A discussion of Lady Gordon’s life and her extraordinary insight into mystical Christianity and esoteric Buddhism. Illustrated.

ISBN: 0-89314-377-4 |  Pamphlet. 46pp

PHYSICAL BODY – LECTURE 4 of 10

—Education Reform
—Revolution or Revelation
—Diet and Health
—Religion in the Public Schools
—Environment and Destiny
—Sensory Pollution
—Re-education of Personal Opinion
—Is a University Education Useful for Spiritual Life?

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

THE VITAL BODY – LECTURE 2 of 10

— The Mystical and Medical Philosophy
of Paracelsus: Universal Energy
— The Seven Great Gifts of God: Exploring Personal Potentials
— Earthquakes as Related to Crises in Human Society
— Racial and National Karma

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

THE VITAL BODY – LECTURE 9 of 10

— Organizing & Conserving Personal Energy Resources
— Psychic Malpractice: Can We Be
—Influenced Against Our Wills?
— Energy

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

Recently there has been a revived interest in the esoteric teachings of the past. Discussed here is the Adept tradition in the Mystery Schools, and applications of the Pythagorean disciplines for self-control in daily life — a must in our hectic modern age.

ISBN: 0-89314-873-3 |  Pamphlet. 52pp

Originally published in 1962, this illustrated essay was written to explain the symbolism and iconography of three oil paintings by Mihran K. Serailian:

• The Opening of the Third Eye
• The Seven Spinal Chakras
• A Synthetic Emblematic Cross

Also includes the essay “Sacred Images: Visual Representations of Divine Principles.”

ISBN: 0-89314-867-9 |  Pamphlet (8.4″ x 6.9″). 52pp

PHYSICAL BODY – LECTURE 6 of 10

— Raising a Family Under Present World Conditions
— The Present State of American Home Life
— Pressures That Make Living Difficult
— Civilization Begins in the Home
— Life Planning: Planning a Home
— Marriage Union and Divorce
— Parents’ Responsibility for Children
— Eugenics and Birth Control

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

Explores the seasonal changes of the inner life and ways to appreciate the good things in life.

ISBN: 0-89314-315-4 | Pamphlet.  51pp

Two essays of Ralph Waldo Emerson are examined at length, showing how different forms of love and friendship help to shape the inner and outer life.

ISBN: 0-89314-301-4 |  Pamphlet. 61pp

Transcriptions of three seminars given in 1969:  Separation from the Physical Body; Life Apart from the Physical Body; and The Return to the Physical World.

ISBN: 0-89314-316-2 | Pamphlet. 40pp

Here are Mr. Hall’s recollections of his remarkable grandmother, who exerted a profound influence on his life. Illustrated with family photographs.

ISBN: 0-89314-420-7 |  Pamphlet. 116pp

Explains how the doctrine of rebirth reconciles many of the disparities of life, assisting individuals with taking responsibility for their own destiny and growth, and a more productive pattern of conduct.

ISBN: 0-89314-318-9 |  Pamphlet. 44pp

Practical advice on how to deal with the temperamental and circumstantial causes of incompatibility in marriage.

ISBN: 0-89314-320-0 |  Pamphlet. 33pp

Written in 1922, when Manly P. Hall was just 21 years old, The Initiates of the Flame illustrates the great thread, the spiritual thread, of living fire that winds in and out through all the religions and binds them together with a mutual ideal and mutual needs: there is but one religion in all the world, and that is the worship of God, the spiritual Flame of the universe—”Under many names He is the same, the Creator of the universe, and fire is His universal symbol.”

A deeply personal and uplifting work, it reveals that we are part of the Brotherhood of all life, all part of the Infinite.

ISBN: 0-89314-435-5 |  Illustrated Pamphlet (8.4″ x 6.9″). 88pp

A translation from an 1867 Masonic libretto “The Free Mason.” A splendid summary of early mystery ritual compiled from various Greek and Egyptian sources.

ISBN: 0-89314-321-9 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

Explores the indivisibility of all forms of life and the need for human understanding of its immediate relationship with living things.

ISBN: 0-89314-322-7 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

THE VITAL BODY – LECTURE 8 of 10

— What is the Law?
— How to Live With a Chronic Ailment
— Planning for Better Health
— The Invisible Teacher of Socrates:
—The Philosopher of Inner Guidance

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

This essay outlines several types of dreams including initiatory, prophetic and archetypal dreams, and their associated symbolism.

ISBN: 0-89314-323-5 |  Pamphlet. 33pp

Explains how the individual can come to the realization of the purpose and meaning of life.

ISBN: 0-89314-325-1 | Pamphlet. 32pp

An illustrated description of the famous Japanese temple sanctuary and its founder, the Buddhist saint Kobo Daishi.

ISBN: 0-89314-326-X |  Pamphlet. 40pp

This short article draws the mystic meaning of the words of Krishna from the Mahabarata, relating how this story will help us master the problems of everyday life.

ISBN: 0-89314-869-5 |  Pamphlet. 12pp

A three-part philosophical essay: Planning a Career; Planning a Home; and Planning for Retirement.

ISBN: 0-89314-328-6 |  Pamphlet. 46pp

A discussion of the Taoist concept of man on the road to infinity.

ISBN: 0-89314-329-4 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

• Where do we come from?
• Why are we here?
• Where are we going?
• What is Creation?
• The Process of Rebirth
• The Fall of Man
• Return to the Physical World
• Sacred Mysteries of the Human Body
• A Word for Mothers (and Fathers) in Difficult Times.

Lecture 1-01 |  The Physical Body

• Life Planning: Planning a Career
• The Search for a Purposeful Life
• In Reply: A Department of Questions and Answers
• Dedication to a Religious Career

Lecture 1-05  | The Physical Body

• Introduction, In Reply
• How Attitudes Affect the Aging Process
• Planning for an Uncluttered Future
• The Problem of Living Alone

Lecture 1-08 | The Physical Body

• Organizing & Conserving Personal Energy Resources
• Psychic Malpractice: Can We Be Influenced Against Our Wills?
• Energy

Lecture 2-20 |  The Vital Body

• The Doctrine of Redemption Through Grace
• The Daily Practice of Private Worship
• How to Love God and Keep Your Friends
• As a Man Thinketh in His Heart

Lecture 3-21 |  The Emotional Body

• Emotional and Psychic Ether
• Love Has No Enemies: Charity Begins in the Heart
• Psychological Defenses Against Heart Disease
• The Duties of the Heart

Lecture 3-22  | The Emotional Body

• The Disciplining of the Desire Body
• Facing the Future With Anxieties and Apprehensions
• The Grumpies
• Mental and Emotional Blocks

Lecture 3-23 |  The Emotional Body

• The Heart Under Pressure
• Heart Transplant Surgery
• The Religious Fixation
• Religious Hysteria
• Compulsions, Fear, Hatred
• The Nervous Breakdown
• Anger, Its Cause and Cure

Lecture 3-24  | The Emotional Body

• Unaffectionate
• The Courage of Silence:  Powers of the Invincible Self
• Heart Disease:  The Price of Progress
• Understanding Solves Problems:  Freedom From the Tyranny of the Unknown

Lecture 3-25 |  The Emotional Body

• What Has Happened to Children?
• What Does a Parent Owe to His Child?
• The Karmic Factor in Parenthood
• Introduction to Animals
• Insects, Animals & Bugs
• Abuse of Animals
• Are Animals Subject to Karma?
• The Animal’s Place in the Universal Plan

Lecture 3-26 |  The Emotional Body

• The Broken Heart and the Offended Pride
• The Inferiority Complex
• Solving Subconscious Problems by Conscious Effort
• Misunderstood
• Marriage and the Law of Karma

Lecture 3-27 |  The Emotional Body

• The Seven Kinds of Love
• The Spirit of Compassion According to Buddhism
• Increasing Love for Fellow Human Persons
• The Fable of Cupid and Psyche
• Amor and Anima

Lecture 3-28  | The Emotional Body

• Moral Beauty is the Basis of Civilization
• Three Secrets of Esoteric Buddhism
• Meditation Disciplines and Personal Integration

Lecture 3-30 | The Emotional Body

An essay enabling individuals to distinguish between “black” and “white” magic, thereby avoiding practices and disciplines which may be detrimental to character and dangerous to physical health.

ISBN: 0-89314-384-7 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

An illustrated guide to the religious disciplines of both Eastern and Western systems, showing how they can help unfold the mysteries of the spiritual life.

ISBN: 0-89314-800-8 |  Pamphlet. 76pp

Mr. Hall describes how Man’s body is a living temple and how places of initiation and ritual in that temple’s various chambers and passageways symbolize processes occurring in the human body.

ISBN: 0-89314-842-3 |  Pamphlet. 54pp

Originally published in Overland Montlhy (1929), during the first decade of Manly Hall’s writing and teaching career; it was later reprinted in the 1958 omnibus edition “Collected Writings, Vol.1 – Early Works.”

Based largely upon his travels around the world in 1923-1924, this essay is a “travelogue” of curious and esoteric practices of mysterious Asia, including: Holy Men in India; the Gobi Desert; Sorcery of Tibet; Burma’s Shwe Dagon Pagoda; Jaipur’s Astronomical Observatory; the Parsee Towers of Silence in Bombay; and the magic of Far Eastern conjurors and magicians.

ISBN: 0-89314-865-2 |  Illustrated Pamphlet. 56pp

Points out how the different human beliefs show a similarity in their conclusion that the human body is the living temple of the living God.

ISBN: 0-89314-333-2 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

This collection of essays details the early work of Johannes Kelpius (1673-1708), a German Pietist and mystic, William Penn (1644-1718), and others in Colonial America as they made a valiant effort to dedicate this world, this hemisphere, to the fulfillment of the prophecies of the ages. Transcendentalism has been described as a philosophical and religious democracy, a part of our heritage that we ought not forget. Also discussed is the connection between American mysticism and Ancient Greek and Alexandrian classical philosophy as seen through the prism of early mystical Christianity.

ISBN: 0-89314-876-8 |  Pamphlet. 52pp.

An essay on the life and teachings of Buddha and the basic tenets of Buddhism.

ISBN: 0-89314-337-5 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

An enlightening interpretation of the symbolism of the mysteries of the human body.

ISBN: 0-89314-338-3 |  Pamphlet. 54pp

The life and teachings of Paracelsus, the greatest mystic and medical therapist in the history of Western medicine. Details are given of his lifelong devotion to research in the healing arts, folk medicine, animal magnetism, alchemy, astrology, and cabalism. Includes a digest of “The Nature Spirits” by Paracelsus. Illustrated

ISBN: 0-89314-808-3 |  Pamphlet (8.4″ x 6.9″). 80pp

A popular essay addressing the burden of unfinished business from the past and planned destiny in the light of Buddhist teachings.

ISBN: 0-89314-381-2 |  Pamphlet. 60pp

Practical suggestions given on how to develop a constructive attitude which will bring health to the body and peace to the mind and soul.

ISBN: 0-89314-340-5 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

An illustrated study of the great religious and philosophical principles underlying the concepts of astrology.

ISBN: 0-89314-300-6 |  Paperback. Illustrated. 72pp

A description of the inter-relationship of the human soul (microcosm) to its environment (macrocosm).

ISBN: 0-89314-341-3 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

The effects upon many in the world during Pluto’s transit through Libra in the 1970’s and 1980’s are interpreted in this pamphlet transcribed from a historic lecture.

ISBN: 0-89314-342-1 |  Pamphlet. 31pp

A thoughtful consideration of the “laws” governing the proper use of psychic energy, explaining how to apply its positive aspects to promote physical, mental and emotional well-being.

ISBN: 0-89314-343-X |  Pamphlet. 32pp

THE VITAL BODY – LECTURE 4 of 10

— Egyptian Amulets
— Nutritional Support as Protection Against World Tension
— Paracelsus: Fundamentals of Metaphysical Healing
— Paracelsus on the Mystery of Moral Energy

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

An explanation of how to overcome some of the psychological factors that may cause negative thinking and self-censure.

ISBN: 0-89314-344-8 |  Pamphlet. 31pp

A discussion of the cause and alleviation of these symptoms, many of which often have psychosomatic origins.

ISBN: 0-89314-345-6 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION!

A popular booklet examining the psychological characteristics of each sign of the zodiac, as well as the added significance of the cardinal, mutable, and fixed signs. This edition features illustrations of the Zodiac Signs from Atlas Céleste by John Flamstéed, published in Paris, 1776.

ISBN: 0-89314-813-X |  Illustrated Pamphlet (8.4″ x 6.9″). 60pp.

Reveals the impact of rites and ceremonies upon the psychological structure of the individual and discusses selected ancient rituals.

ISBN: 0-89314-347-2 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

Manly Hall discusses the criteria by which we should choose those teachers that will guide and inspire our quest for wisdom; and our own responsibilities as students.

ISBN: 0-89314-874-1 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

THE VITAL BODY – LECTURE 6 of 10

— Higher Dimensions of the Universe
— The Psychic Field of the Earth

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

PHYSICAL BODY – LECTURE 10 of 10

— Prologue to Eternity
— The Doctrine of Reincarnation & Karma
— What is Death?
— Philosophical Attitude Toward Suicide
— Separation From the Physical Body
— Practical Problems Associated with Transition
— What Happens When We Change Worlds?
— The Hymn of Death

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

Illustrated pamphlet presenting highly persuasive testimony from sacred literature, philosophers, scholars, mystics, and poets, supporting the belief in rebirth.

ISBN: 0-89314-349-9 |  Pamphlet. 46pp

PHYSICAL BODY – LECTURE 9 of 10

— The Privileges of Old Age
— Problems of Longevity I
— Problems of Longevity II
— Living With the Past, the Present, and the Future

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

PHYSICAL BODY – LECTURE 7 of 10

— Challenge of Change
— Keeping the Mind Active in Advancing Years
— A Further Look at Retirement Problems
— Life’s Most Critical Years

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

Ancient man lived in a world of mystery, which resulted in a number of curious beliefs. The origins of magic — black, white and gray — are discussed, as well as the modern misinterpretations of ancient beliefs.

ISBN: 0-89314-872-5 |  Pamphlet. 44pp

This essay discusses the origin, mystery and individuals behind Rosicrucian thought in 17^th century Europe.

ISBN: 0-89314-840-7 |  Pamphlet. 46pp

A popular essay discussing how sound mental practices can help to effect the cure of disease.

ISBN: 0-89314-812-1 |  Pamphlet. 52pp

This essay sheds light on the doctrines of the old rabbis and the Pythagoreans regarding the science of the divine names and the mystery of numbers.

ISBN: 0-89314-844-X |  Pamphlet. 47pp

A discussion of hunger and fatigue as symptoms of psychic pressure, followed by guidelines for overcoming feelings of futility.

ISBN: 0-89314-352-9 | Pamphlet. 32pp

A compilation of material written for PRS Study Groups between 1955 and 1960. These brief articles deal with the application of philosophy to daily life, to broaden interests and stimulate self-improvement.

ISBN: 0-89314-828-8 |  Pamphlet. 61pp

Discussion of psycho-therapeutic techniques to help heal mental and emotional disorders caused by irrational fears, fixations, neuroses and complexes existing in the subconscious.

ISBN: 0-89314-354-5 | Pamphlet. 45pp

A concise, illustrated description of The Egyptian Book of the Dead and Egyptian metaphysics during the Osirian period.

ISBN: 0-89314-355-3 |  Pamphlet. 40pp

An illustrated description of the seven spinal chakras and the science of regeneration.

ISBN: 0-89314-383-9 |  Pamphlet. 53pp

Manly Hall discusses the origins of astrology among the peoples of Chaldea and Babylon, as referenced by the findings of Sir A.E. Wallis Budge. Transcribed from a lecture delivered at the Town-Hall Metaphysical Library, San Francisco, May, 1950.

ISBN: 0-89314-868-7 |  Illustrated  Pamphlet 8.4″ x 6.9″). 32pp.

The working principles of character analysis are so clearly explained herein that the reader can gain a good working knowledge without recourse to other texts. However, appropriate reference works are indicated for the benefit of those who wish to continue their studies. The subject matter covers phrenology, palmistry, physiognomy, and graphology, as well as a study of oriental character analysis which has been included in this edition. Of special note are illustrations of some unusual items, such as the phrenological bust designed by Dr. Fowler, an old French diagram on character reading through studying the joints of fingers, 17th century woodcuts of resemblances between human and animal faces, and a facsimile of the last handwriting of Marie Antoinette before her execution.

ISBN: 0-89314-804-0  | Pamphlet (8.4″x6.9″). 88pp

A description of how simple daily exercises may assist in developing latent powers of the mind and increase knowledge of the visible and invisible realms.

ISBN: 0-89314-358-8 |  Pamphlet. 56pp

A facsimile of Mr. Hall’s earliest published writings, this booklet includes “The Breastplate of the High Priest”; “Wands and Serpents, the Philosophy of the Thrice Greatest”; and “Parsifal, the Guileless Fool.”

ISBN: 0-89314-822-9 |  Pamphlet. 56pp

The significance, meanings and attributions of the color spectrum.

ISBN: 0-89314-376-6 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

Manly Hall discusses the “do’s and don’ts” on the path of illumination, with a list of recommended readings on esoteric subjects.

ISBN: 0-89314-361-8 |  Pamphlet. 63pp

A concise guide for spiritual living in the modern world.

ISBN: 0-89314-362-6 | Pamphlet. 31pp

Explore the philosophical and mystical language of the central mystery of Alchemy, the “Chemical Marriage,” and how we are to achieve the perfection of the male and female parts of ourselves and their integration into one enlightened being.

ISBN: 0-89314-841-5 |  Pamphlet. 52pp

THE VITAL BODY – LECTURE 1 of 10

— The Magnetic Field of the Earth
— Esoteric Anatomy and Physiology
— The Energy Fields of the Human Body

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

Suggests how to face the loss of a loved one with serenity and acceptance of the infinite wisdom of the universal plan.

ISBN: 0-89314-330-8 |  Pamphlet. 31pp

The spiritual significance and full meaning of Christmas is explored in this pamphlet.

ISBN: 0-89314-379-0 |  Pamphlet. 32pp

The therapeutic power of music has been recognized since ancient times as a means of nourishing the inner life of man and correcting the inharmonious rhythms of the body.

ISBN: 0-89314-815-6 |  Pamphlet. 71pp

THE VITAL BODY – LECTURE 7 of 10

— How Far Can We Trust Our Sensory Perceptions
— Exploring the Mystery of Food
— Feeding the Complete Person

The first step in the study of the Ancient Wisdom Teachings is not the “quest for knowledge,” but the preparation of the self to “receive knowledge.” This is the first obstacle faced, where most truth-seekers make their first mistake. With their eyes turned toward the heavens, they rush ecstatically toward “illumination,” only to stumble, like Thales, “into the ditch of their own unprepared-ness.”

The desire for wisdom is in itself the most commendable of human endeavors, but in too many cases this desire comes to nothing through ignorance and misunderstanding. We must not only earnestly and unselfishly desire truth, we must create within our own nature the ethical environment suitable for the reception of spiritual knowledge. Before it is possible to perceive clearly the mysteries of the inner life, one must develop the faculties for this perception.

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THE FOUR NATURES—LIVING AND LEARNING

This unique lecture pamphlet series explores the four natures of the human body: the physical, the vital, the emotional, and the mental. These lectures were a compilation of Mr. Hall’s own essays, articles and published works, exploring his personal beliefs about the connections between the inner life and the outer person. They are aimed at helping the reader gain an in-depth understanding of the four natures of the human being and the human body. All four aspects must work in harmony to enrich the inner life.

These pamphlets are now available individually at a reduced price of $7.95 each.

An illustrated treatise on the denizens of the invisible worlds and the individual’s connection with them, including the “Dweller on the Threshold,” elementals, natural principles, thought-forms, ghosts and specters.

ISBN: 0-89314-385-5 |  Pamphlet. 54pp

Explore how the ability to recognize and affirm his allegiance to principles greater than oneself can lead to personal integration and reaffirmation of destiny.

ISBN: 0-89314-366-9 | Pamphlet. 31pp

This pamphlet presents instructive material for evaluating experiences of the psyche & their effects on the physical body.

ISBN: 0-89314-378-2 | Pamphlet. 32pp

An illustrated exposition of the devotional side of Mahayana Buddhism.

ISBN: 0-89314-369-3 |  Pamphlet. 80pp

A Study Concerning the Mystery Schools

This pamphlet aims to be a practical guide for those who wish to avoid the many pitfalls that can occur on the path of discipleship in the Western Mysteries.

ISBN: 0-89314-811-3 | Pamphlet. 61pp

Presents two different aspects of Tao as revealed through the lives and teachings of Confucius and Lao-Tse.

ISBN: 0-89314-371-5 |  Pamphlet. 51pp

Provides help in finding an internal directive toward integrating the personality and developing the intuitive nature.

ISBN: 0-89314-372-3 | Pamphlet. 32pp

Witticism and apothegms from the sages of ancient Greece and Rome, including anecdotes applicable to contemporary times. Illustrated.

ISBN: 0-89314-826-1 |  Pamphlet. 63pp

A discussion of the status of women in society and their contributions to the spiritual, ethical, and moral culture throughout history.

ISBN: 0-89314-373-1 |  Pamphlet. 33pp

Manly P. Hall had great admiration for the wisdom of the East, lecturing extensively on the subject throughout his life. Gathered here are three such lectures on the Eastern psychology of Zen and its application in modern Western life.

ISBN: 0-89314-871-7 |  Pamphlet.  64pp