One Life, One Law by Mabel Collins Furze Morrish starting with the tools for

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previous owners name on inner front board

The work comprises an Introduction "The early Egyptologists and the Egyptian Religion" followed by two main parts:

The Six Theosophic Points by Jacob Bohme

"He seems to be sitting in his chambers in the temple talking to a circle of appreciative friends

One Life, One Law by Mabel Collins Furze Morrish starting with the tools forOne Life, One Law "Thou Shalt Not Kill" By Mabel Collins Publication: 1938 The Theosophical Press An essay on the esoteric laws of life and death. Collins writes "there is a libary in the ethereal space which surrounds the earth, where many volumes are stored and guarded, not yet known to man, but inteded for use later on, where he can apprehend their meaning" Condition : publishers green cloth boards, gilt title to spine and cover, small ownership