Widely recognized as one of the most influential pioneers of East-West culture
in this century, Dr. Paul Brunton kept detailed personal notebooks concerning
the deepe-ning and development of one's inner life in modern circumstances.
Throughout his suc-cessful literary career, these notebooks were the major
resource from which he drew and developed material for publication. He is
esteemed not only for the expertise and simple prose with which he introduced
formerly esoteric ideas to the general public of the West, but also for his
uncommon personal warmth, gentility, and graciousness. This second volume gives
timely, candid, immediately useful advice about the promises and pitfalls of
spiritual seeking. Drawing creatively