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The Sensitives
We should distinguish the theories and doctrines woven round the mystic's experience from the significant features of the experience itself. And those features are: the awareness of another and deeper life, a sacred presence within the heart, the certitude of having found the Real, the gladness and freshness which follow the sense of this discovery.
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The real is more miraculous than the illusory psychic, more occult than the so-called occult world, more fascinating than the fantastic.
- Mystical Life in The Modern World
- Phases of Mystical Development
- Philosophy, Mysticism, and The Occult
- Those Who Seek
- Pseudo and Imperfect Teachers
- Delusions and Painful Awakenings
- The Path of Individuality
- Christian Science, Other Spiritual Movements
- Inspiration and Confusion
- The Is Is Not an Ism
- Fanaticism, Money, Powers, Drugs
- The Intermediate Zone
- The Occult
- The Sensitive Mind
- Illuminations
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