by Wilfred Brandon ‧ RELEASE DATE: Feb. 4, 1935
Wilfred Brandon, from beyond the veil, reveals through a psychic medium (an actress Edith Ellis) the picture of life after death. For those interested in psychic phenomena, for those not too incredulous and unbelieving, here is the statement of what may be. The text reveals a world active and aware, beings striving toward certain goals, given choice, within bounds, of reincarnation or of progression to a higher plane; of recognition and adjustment and understanding; of the uniting of souls separated through successive lives; of the tragedy of those who died on the battlefield. From that angle alone, the book might be of value to all, even the sceptic, for it serves as a denunciation of war, from a new viewpoint. A book to call to the attention of those of your clients interested in psychic matters. The introduction by Claude Bragdon may widen its appeal.
Pub Date: Feb. 4, 1935
ISBN: 0548081727
Page Count: -
Publisher: Knopf
Review Posted Online: N/A
Kirkus Reviews Issue: Feb. 1, 1935
Categories: NONFICTION
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