This collection of letters from the early 20th century offers a glimpse into the spiritual philosophy of Rowland William Corbet, an author and mystic who drew on both Eastern and Western religious traditions in his quest for enlightenment. The letters, addressed to a variety of correspondents, cover a range of topics including meditation, reincarnation, and the nature of reality. Corbet's writing will appeal to readers looking for a thoughtful, contemplative work on spirituality.

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