Art, Symbol & Imagination
A Yogin Who Sits in the Air
An elderly cross-legged figure sits in a woodland clearing with a narrow support or shadow beneath the body. The caption presents the scene as an example of levitation within Hall’s discussion of Indian wonder-workers.
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J. A. Knapp. "A Yogin Who Sits in the Air" [editorial title]. In The Phoenix, Manly P. Hall. Original illustrated edition, copyright November 1931, 1931, Hall Publishing Company. Source scan leaf 37. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/phoenix-036
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J. A. Knapp. A Yogin Who Sits in the Air. The Phoenix. Scan leaf 37. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/phoenix-036