Soul Science and Immortality

About this book

Immortality is treated as a problem of the soul's nature, its growth and the kind of life that might continue beyond death. R. Swinburne Clymer approaches the question through Rosicrucian Christianity.

His writing joins religious vocabulary to occult ideas of the body's invisible dimensions and the gradual development of consciousness. The material belongs to the teachings of Clymer's circle, and its spiritual claims remain unverified. What makes the book distinctive is the effort to turn a hope as old as religion into a structured programme of personal transformation.