The Secret Lore of India and the One Perfect Life For All

by W.M. Teape

This is the first fruits of a life-long study of the foundations of Eastern and Western Religious Thought. It is a parallel presentation of these Foundations and a consideration of their relation to each other. The most wonderful portion of the book constitutes the manner of his adoption of the mode in which he here presents his "Selections naturally are the piece de resistance of the Book, and to enable their understanding the author has added a few notes and a Vocabulary of certain important Sanskrit terms. This Main Part of the book is preceded by an Introduction, and followed up by a Conclusion.The Introduction consists of Two Parts. The Former Part traces the sacred Tradition from its beginning, on probably, the now-Hungarian plain, through the Caspian period and the early and later Vedic Period, to the rise of the Secret Lore, which is the climax of the Veda. The Latter Part describes the course of development, as the author finds it, of the Secret Lore itself.