The Mystery of Golgotha

In the present book, as in The Book on Love and in The Wisdom of St John, the author states that the spiritual work accomplished at Golgotha was a cosmic event that profoundly changed the spiritual aura of the planet. Ever since that day all human beings of 'good will,' in search of timeless light and liberation, no matter what their faith might be, including also 'non-believers,' are offered the gift of being able to attain the highest spiritual goal that human beings can pursue in life on earth. Symbolically, the conquest of Golgotha has been has been described as the defeat of the 'prince of this world.' The author also explains that Jesus of Nazareth, while born in Galilee, was neither a teacher of the Jewish Law, which he merely cited on occasion, nor the founder of a faith that used his name and sayings to create a new religion that worshiped his as 'God,' but that his wisdom and authority derived from a higher source, of whose existence only myths and rumors have reflected knowledge until now. The book also offers criteria to distinguish genuine and spurious teaching on spiritual reality, and emphasizes that intellectual proficiency should not be mistaken for conscious spiritual life. Contents: Introduction, The Mystery of Golgotha. The Most Pernicious of Our Foes. Love and Hatred. The Soul and Its Growth. Spiritual Guidance. Occultists' Exercises. Mediumism and Artistic Creation. At the Wellspring of Life. Membership in 'The White Lodge.' Follies of Imagination.