By A. P. SINNETT.
“Mr. Sinnett’s previous works on ‘Esoteric Buddhism’ and ‘The
Occult World’ in some way prepare the reader for the marvellous
psychological phenomena with which the present volumes abound, and
which cannot fail to have an irresistible charm for all those who
love the byways of speculation.”--_Literary World._
“There is, nevertheless, a weird attractiveness about ‘United’ which
makes even the non-believer in theosophy loth to put down the book
when once he has taken it up; while to the lovers of occult phenomena
it will prove irresistibly fascinating.”--_Literary World._
“Literary ability is evident throughout the book.”--_St. James’s
Gazette._
“It would be difficult to point to a more earnest writer than Mr.
Sinnett, and all he says invariably carries force and weight.... The
book has a power of its own which compels respect, and Mr. Sinnett is
so much the same as he always is, so eager and sincere in expounding
the mysteries in which he is a fervent believer, that one seems to
be inspired with some of the curious fascination of his teaching....
In spite of all the improbable and weird fancies which have to be
accepted by the student of the occult religion, it should always be
borne in mind that its tenets are eminently elevating and beautiful;
that it appeals to the best side of our nature.... But all is vague
confusion to the uninitiated, and it has to be reluctantly admitted
that if attracted one is sadly dazzled by the perusal of such a
couple of volumes as ‘United.’ The purpose of ‘United’ is a good
one; it is written with marked ability, and the story is pleasantly
related in the happy vein of a characteristic author.”--_Morning
Advertiser_, Dec. 31st, 1886.
_Bound in fancy cloth, uncut edges, price 2s._