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Excerpt from Life and Action, the Great Work in America, Vol. 2: The Indo-American MagazineI have taken your letter to me in that way. I am respond ing in kind. And if I preface what I have to say by making clear my trust in your motives, and my respect for your honesty, you will be able to receive from me what appears to me to be the biggest lion on your way to success.Now, with your permission, I am going to spear this biggest lion on your w...

Excerpt from Life and Action, Vol. 4: The Great Work in America, The Indo-American MagazineBut as sure as the sun brings morning, Whatever is, is best.I know that each sinful action, As sure as the night brings shade, Is sometime, somewhere, punished, Though the hour be long delayed. I know that the soul is aided Sometimes by the heart's unrest, And to grow means often to safer, But whatever is, is best.About the PublisherForgotten Books publi...

Excerpt from Life and Action, Vol. 4: The Great Work in America, The Indo-American Magazine The fallacy of with-holding facts of Nature because they present the "Destructive Principle", "The Great Psychological Crime" points its readers to facts of Nature not to frighten them, but to enable them to walk in the way of safety, Intellectual vanity a universal characteristic among men, Obtrusive Personality - Boastfulness - Dogmatism - The Psycho...

Excerpt from Life and Action, the Great Work in America, Vol. 2: The Indo-American MagazineI have taken your letter to me in that way. I am respond ing in kind. And if I preface what I have to say by making clear my trust in your motives, and my respect for your honesty, you will be able to receive from me what appears to me to be the biggest lion on your way to success.Now, with your permission, I am going to spear this biggest lion on your w...