The Spectre in the Lake
The Spectre in the Lake by Douglas Edison Harding, published by Shollond Trust in July 2009, is a 216-page work presented in English. This book serves as a modern interpretation of spiritual exploration, likened to a Pilgrim’s Progress for the Third Millennium. It condenses Harding’s major work, The Hierarchy of Heaven and Earth, into a romantic adventure narrative that invites readers to engage with profound themes of spirituality and vision.
Readers will find a unique blend of fiction and metaphysical inquiry as they navigate the story’s journey. The narrative intertwines elements of religion and spirituality, offering insights that resonate with contemporary seekers. This edition provides an accessible entry point into Harding’s thought-provoking ideas, making it a notable addition for those interested in visionary literature.
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This book, by the author of the well-known spiritual classic On Having No Head, is a kind of Pilgrim’s Progress for the Third Millennium. It is also a condensation, in the form of a romantic adventure story, of Harding’s major work, The Hierarchy of Heaven and Earth. Concerning which, C.S.Lewis wrote to the author: “Hang it all, you’ve made me drunk, roaring drunk… My sensation is that you have written a book of the highest genius. Thanks to the nth!”
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