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Life and Teaching of the Masters of the Far East (6 Volume Set)
by Baird T. Spalding
from DeVorss & Company

Features:

• Box set

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• An absolute must
  This book set me on my mission to study, internalize and embody the teachings of the Ascended Masters. I highly recommend all spiritual seekers and "walkers of the path", regardless of any outer religion, to read this book. It literally changed my life and it has changed the lives of many.
  Before reading this book I had, like so many people these days, a vague feeling of "there must be something more" and "I believe there is 'something' out there". As I read the book, many questions I had were... more info

• On your journey, don't miss this writer...
  Having heard this book referenced at a conference last spring, immediately following his presentation I asked about this book. If you are on the "journey," this is a must read set of books. As a psychotherapist, moving clients along their "spiritual journey," keeps me reading and seeking. These volumes help fill in the gaps of what we have been taught and the depths of the writer's personal experiences on their expedition will keep you asking, "Did this really happen and is it happening today?" It is a step... more info

• Christian Science on Steroids?
  The Life and Teachings of the Masters of the Far East was just given to me by a Buddhist friend. I had never heard of Beard T. Spalding. What struck me the most is the similarity of these teachings - even in the phrases and words used - to Christian Science. It almost strikes me as plagiarism. Or is that a huge coincident?
  Nonetheless, these books are fascinating and great food for thought and inspiration. Christian Science on steroids. It also reminded me of The Autobiography of a Yogi - a book I plan... more info

• Wake up!
  Okay folks, it's time to wake up. First, it's been written on good authority that Spalding wrote the first three volumes of this "fantasy" before he ever left the United States, later admitting having visited these "masters" while in his astro-body. And then there is the overall racist tone to his writing. I am amazed no one has yet to mention this in a review (at least none that I've read). Spirituality based on racism is not true spirituality. If I could give it less than a single star, I would. Wake up... more info

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